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> they would likely use Zuckerberg as a scapegoat and ditch him IIRC, Zuckerberg has a controlling stake in Facebook through supervoting shares, so he's not ge

• smt88 7y ago
  > so he's not getting ditched unless he wants to be ditched I believe he can be removed from his executive role by a court if he's found guilty of a crime (which I believe is likely in the next few years). I'm not sure about his ownership of the company, but I think a court could order him to transfer supervoting shares as part of a penalty. But then that begs the question of whether the human individual, Mark Zuckerberg, still owns those shares. They may be in some kind of trust that he can never lose control over.