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> he hates Facebook > he's in their offices every week telling them how to attack Zuckerburg > you should ignore criticism of Facebook because it's just Georg
by XCabbage 8y ago
> he hates Facebook
> he's in their offices every week telling them how to attack Zuckerburg
> you should ignore criticism of Facebook because it's just George Soros pulling the strings
I didn't say any of these things, nor does this Guardian article quote Facebook or their PR company as having ever, at any point in history, said anything that even implies a single one of these positions. Either you have some other source, in which case I invite you to share it, or you are criticizing a perspective entirely of your own invention.
> advocates for minority rights
> social media turns people's lives into a product to be sold on the open market
None of this has anything to do with my comment.
- jandrese 8y agoWhat's the conspiracy theory then?
- XCabbage 8y agoThat George Soros funded critics of Facebook. Or at least, that's what I interpreted the parent comment that I originally replied to as characterizing as a "conspiracy theory". I didn't see what else it could mean given that that (according to the article, true) claim is literally the only claim about Soros that the article says Facebook's PR company made.