> Increased people's ability to share news with their friends. So they can now share a filter bubble. Also, the US 2016 Election debacle followed by a push to

> Increased people's ability to share news with their friends. So they can now share a filter bubble. Also, the US 2016 Election debacle followed by a push to become the arbiter of truth on the internet (after significant complaint and shaming from users) > Made changes to give users nearly complete control over it After significant complaint and shaming from users. > does anyone really think running a successful advertising company disqualifies someone to be president? I do? I'd prefer someone with his skill level in solving the worlds problems, not telling the world about how he's solving them. > Hasn't yet formed a paramilitary group I'm not arguing they're using physical violence. They're an ad company. > Is working on hiring more staff to deal with suicide intervention issues After significant complaint and shaming from users. Notice a trend? I've watched them exploit people over the past decade. I don't like what facebook has done to my more vulnerable friends. Elected office is the same deal, only you (inexplicably) get to ignore the public outcry every time you screw up.