Facistbook

I just posted a response on Facistbook to a sad story about a young man in Texas, only aged 12, who hanged himself, apparently because he was lonely during the Chinavirus government-mandated forced lockdowns. I said what one of my drill sergeants told us when I was in U.S. Army Basic Training: “NOTHING is so bad that you should kill yourself.” IMMEDIATELY, Facistbook issued me one of their cowardly little pop-up warnings/notices telling me that my comment went against their already VERY LOW “community standards.” I’m sure that it was because their demonic little algorithm told them that the phrase “you should kill yourself” was bullying and harrassment. They barred me from posting comments for three days. So, Mark Suck-a-buck, you have shown the whole world that you are in favor of suicide, since you’ve banned me for three days for advising people that they should NEVER commit suicide!

This idiocy shows that Mark Zuckerberg is a control freak, like Adolf Hitler. He seemingly wants to be a dictator, but he hasn’t ever won any elected office, so he apparently wants to control and lord it over other people as just another sold-out rich guy who has more money than he has heart – if he even still has a heart at all. He must have sold his soul to the Devil years ago, which is probably how he got to be so rich.

Zuckerberg has a criminal history of violating people’s privacy, having gotten in trouble for it twice while still a student at Harvard. And the four other guys – Eduardo Saverin, Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes – who co-founded Facistbook with him, are no longer at that company. When he decided that he wanted all the power for himself, did he get rid of them? Suck-a-buck has a long history of cutting the throats of people close to him. You can read all about it on wikipedia, not that wikipedia is always accurate, but the article on ol’ MZ seems to be.

I never have watched the very unflattering movie about Suck-a-buck’s life, called “The Social Network” (2010), the screenplay written, surprisingly, by Aaron Sorkin, a VERY liberal kinda guy, but I think I’ll have to add it to my list of things to do. Yeah. I’ll try to watch that as soon as possible.