> He built it, he kept his shares of it, it’s his. that line of thinking becomes problematic when the thing someone built becomes infrastructure within a socie

> He built it, he kept his shares of it, it’s his. that line of thinking becomes problematic when the thing someone built becomes infrastructure within a society. On face value I agree with you, no one should have their owned possessions taken. That said, I don't believe that FB should have been allowed to accrue so much power as a private entity. With that in mind, it makes sense that governments would seek to wrest such a power from private entities. 1) It's a massive national security concern, and 2) It's a massive global security and intelligence asset for those who own it.