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I love Kaua'i and been there many times and consider the garden island my spiritual home. What Zuckerberg is doing to all those that are poorer than him is evil
by soapdog 7y ago
I love Kaua'i and been there many times and consider the garden island my spiritual home. What Zuckerberg is doing to all those that are poorer than him is evil. I closed my Facebook account earlier this year and I think that people who still are on this platform should take some time to reflect about their values and where to place their trust.
The source of money that powers all these actions, from world-wide democracy wrecking algorithms, to the lack of any kind of decent oversight, to hundreds of Hawaiians losing their land, it is ultimately from the usage of Facebook and its sister products. If that kind of behavior is not OK with you folks, then, why not vote with your wallet and leave? There is a whole decentralized web in the making and and it feels much like the blogosphere. Leave those sillos, stop funding evil people.
- soapdog 7y ago... And sorry for the personal post. I often avoid posting from the heart here but I spent the last 16 years going to Kaua'i, basically a large part of my adulthood and what I perceive as myself is linked that to the experiences in that island. I get a bit emotional when multibillionaires go wrecking the place (which already has its share of crap millionaires to be honest).
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