> “If you’re Mark Zuckerberg, then I’m sure applying one minimal set of standards everywhere in the world seems like a form of universalism,” Kate said. “To me,

> “If you’re Mark Zuckerberg, then I’m sure applying one minimal set of standards everywhere in the world seems like a form of universalism,” Kate said. “To me, it seems like a kind of libertarian imperialism, especially if there’s no way for the standards to be strengthened, no matter how many people complain.” It is a kind of imperialism to be willing to export your own structure of governance and rules about what is and isn't acceptable to other parts of the world where central HQ always has the final say. I know it's a loaded term but I think the definition does apply.