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Interesting that none of the comments so far have said anything about one of the primary points of the article - not just the nature of the bunker, but the impa
by yterdy 3y ago
Interesting that none of the comments so far have said anything about one of the primary points of the article - not just the nature of the bunker, but the impact on the locals. It's not insignificant that Zuckerberg is building a little fiefdom in a place with an infamous history of exploitation by powerful outsiders. The story of the guard who died on the property and whose family had trouble getting information about the circumstances of his death is emblematic of the issue: you push your way onto this land and fail to integrate peacefully with the people already living there. It's not right.
- rblion 3y agoI live in Kauai, a few miles from him. I know people who have worked at his property too. Right now on the North Shore there is Mark Zuckerberg, tons of wealthy people moving in, AND a giant mega resort called the 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay all putting strain on the economy and ecology. I am still carrying through with my vision of a better world. It started back in 2010 when this account was created. I was laughed at then for wanting to take on Facebook. I never quit and kept learning this whole time. I am close to Mount Doom now, Ring is still in tact. I am a little beat up after the Maui fires and that I had to relocate to here but I'm still going.
- Always_Anon 3y ago[flagged]