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What about the actual human traffickers? Aren't they most responsible? What have you done to stop facebook?

• blunte 5y ago
  The human trafficers, in some cases, are just simply ignorant. Some are intentionally malicious, but some are just born into a way of thinking and operating (which is often supported by their society and government). They can, in theory, learn that what they are doing is arguably very wrong. And some can decide to stop doing that. Meanwhile, we can make it less easy for them to do it by eliminating as many of the tools they use as possible. As for stopping Facebook, I don't know if anyone can. The most we can do is stop using it. Like some people, I maintain an account out of necessity for the unfortunate times that the only way I can find or communicate with a business or person is on that platform. But my account can go months without me logging in. If I were 20 years younger, I would be working on one of the open source community platforms or communication platforms in the hope of someday providing a an easy to use and ubiquitous product that would give normal people an alternative to FB. Maybe I still will now that I have quit my job.