Posted on Apr 11, 2018
Here's why everyone's talking about Ted Cruz confronting Zuckerberg over Facebook censoring and...
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What kind of fools are Ted Cruz and his fellow Senators? Who are they to question Zuckerberg who is richer than all of them combined? You disagree? Look at their questions. What is Facebook's greatest competitor? It's obvious, isn't it? There are countless competitors. All social media are its competitors. Hell, even RP is a competitor. And there are more every day. MeWe is almost a direct ripoff of Facebook. If Zuckerberg stumbled in answering, it's only because the question is so stupid. And if Zuckerberg wants to discriminate against conservatives and black women, who are they to complain? They're all bigots. At least Zuckerberg is honest enough to admit it. He said the Silicon Valley is "left-leaning". What more explanation do they need?
Here's why everyone's talking about Ted Cruz confronting Zuckerberg over Facebook censoring and...
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I don’t go on Facebook. Would never consider it. I like it on here talking to you guys. A few of you are wacky, but for the most part all level headed people.
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This was one of the most concerning interviews I have ever watched. There were some good questions but the entire event was odd and I was unsure what the purpose really was.
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Cpl Jeff N.
When I see a public company (unelected people) with a desire to cleanse speech and what is posted on the internet because they don't like it (even though they cannot define it) that is a major concern. It is almost Orwellian to listen to Zuckerberg talking about how he sees his company's mission to cleanse the internet of anything mean, hurtful etc.
Then when you have politicians taking a public company to task for not being more clear with idiot citizens that anything you post on line could be breached or stolen etc. it is like watching some sort off convoluted waltz. His response should be something like "we are a publically traded company operating well within the laws of the US. We cannot help it that we have undereducated the populace so well they do not even know how the internet works and that anything you post out there could be hacked etc".
Then when you have politicians taking a public company to task for not being more clear with idiot citizens that anything you post on line could be breached or stolen etc. it is like watching some sort off convoluted waltz. His response should be something like "we are a publically traded company operating well within the laws of the US. We cannot help it that we have undereducated the populace so well they do not even know how the internet works and that anything you post out there could be hacked etc".
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It's an election year. Politicians like Cruz only cares about their image in hopes it will win over voters. They don't care whether there's an issue with social media giants like FaceBook and the scope of protection on the internet when it comes privacy laws.
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