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> Mark Zuckerberg is a rich white dude from a really privileged background Since when does this mean that he knows nothing of culture? I feel like he's making
by benbenolson 10y ago
> Mark Zuckerberg is a rich white dude from a really privileged background
Since when does this mean that he knows nothing of culture? I feel like he's making a lot of generalizations: Europe is a giant continent with over 50 countries, most of which contain white people. How can he claim that Zuckerberg is "interfering with our local culture" of ALL of Europe? Seems fishy.
Still, Facebook's privacy policy, as well as its usage, are quite annoying, and comprise the reason that I don't use the service. It's extremely easy to avoid: simply tell people that you know that you don't have a Facebook, and they communicate with you via SMS, calls, etc.
- bordercases 10y ago"Our" might be a stretch; the children of Mother Europa are quite diverse unto themselves, so one person claiming to be "European" only begins to make sense under "enemy of my enemy..." conditions. But "all of Europe" seems feasible to me. Facebook does have a massive outreach coming from the Internet, after all.
- Pica_soO 10y agoThey do only so for events where they explicitly think about your invitation. Which are rare. General Group invitations will miss you.