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Crazy part is that one unelected guy (Zuckerberg)has this kind of power. To make this decision at his discretion. I mean it reads like something a head of stat
by adamsea 6y ago
Crazy part is that one unelected guy (Zuckerberg)has this kind of power. To make this decision at his discretion.
I mean it reads like something a head of state might say.
Nonetheless, at least they are doing it.
- willis936 6y agoTo make the decision on who is allowed to post on their website?
- adamsea 6y agoNo, not that. Basically monopoly power, like with J.P. Morgan. Facebook has become immensely powerful. It is controlled by Zuckerberg. It's a new domain so it's still unregulated but I'm sure that will eventually change as social media is becoming more and more of a public good or utility.
- fumar 6y agoThe power to create Facebook? You have the power to create a social platform as a private company. Then you can as its owner make decisions regarding the platform you created.
- adamsea 6y agoNo, not that. Basically monopoly power, like with J.P. Morgan. Facebook has become immensely powerful. It is controlled by Zuckerberg. It's a new domain so it's still unregulated but I'm sure that will eventually change as social media is becoming more and more of a public good or utility.
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- cultus 6y agoI thought right-wingers respected private property rights? Surely you don't hold contradictory and illogical opinions, because the right also prides itself on "facts" and "logic?" Is this not true?
- nova22033 6y agoHe was elected to be the CEO by the FB board of directors. Want a say? Buy enough FB shares.
- adamsea 6y agoNo, not that. Basically monopoly power, like with J.P. Morgan. Facebook has become immensely powerful. It is controlled by Zuckerberg. It's a new domain so it's still unregulated but I'm sure that will eventually change as social media is becoming more and more of a public good or utility.