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Re: Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Mark Zuckerberg

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Post by thomassmith65 »

mrweasel wrote: post #291
thomassmith65 wrote: post #270

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The actual article title is: "A Facebook Insider's Exposé Alleges Bad Behavior at the Top" This comment would make more sense if the title were: "A Facebook Insider's Shocking Exposé Alleges Surprisingly Bad Behavior at the Top"

Well, it's not really that surprising is it? It's mostly a clarification of what types of bad behaviour. I haven't read the book, but from the article it seems like it's mostly inappropriate sexual behaviour and some stuff we already know, but apparent collectively decided that we don't care enough about to attempt to change how Meta operate.

Los Angeles is on a fault line. If a huge earthquake were to devastate it tomorrow, it wouldn't be too surprising. It would still be news.

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Post by pbiggar »

gryzzly wrote: post #297
pbiggar wrote: post #273

Another source of allegations about the behaviour at Meta comes from 7amleh's report on how they systematically suppressed what Americans and others were allowed see about Israel's invasion of Palestine. https://7amleh.org/storage/Advocacy%20Reports/Delete%20the%2...

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I'm referring to Israel's invasion of Palestine, which in this specific instance started on October 9, 2023 or so, and resulted in the total destruction of Gaza, and the direct killing of 60,000, and the indirect killing of possibly 300,000.

This is the invasion that had more bombs dropped on Gazan civilians than were dropped in the entire Afghanistan war. And one in which Israeli snipers repeatedly shot and killed children, doctors, and journalists.

I was not specifically referring to Israel's 17 year blockade of Gaza, during which it destroyed their airport, port, and control the water supply and electricity, which it has currently cut off, a severe war crime.

Nor am I specifically referring to Israel's invasion of the West Bank, currently happening, where Israel has recently stolen more land than all the land it stole since the Oslo accords.

Nor am I specifically referring to Israel's brutal domination of Palestine since its invasion in 1948, during which European refugees drove 750,000 native Palestinians from their homes, stealing their land and massacring over 15,000 in a series of brutal attacks.

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Post by gryzzly »

pbiggar wrote: post #302
gryzzly wrote: post #297

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I'm referring to Israel's invasion of Palestine, which in this specific instance started on October 9, 2023 or so, and resulted in the total destruction of Gaza, and the direct killing of 60,000, and the indirect killing of possibly 300,000. This is the invasion that had more bombs dropped on Gazan civilians than were dropped in the entire Afghanistan war. And one in which Israeli snipers repeatedly shot and killed c…

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Post by pbiggar »

gryzzly wrote: post #303
pbiggar wrote: post #302

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'm referring to Israel's invasion of Palestine, which in this specific instance started on October 9, 2023 or so, and resulted in the total destruction of Gaza, and the direct killing of 60,000, and the indirect killing of possibly 300,000. This is the invasion that had more bombs dropped on Gazan civilians than were dropped in the entire Afghanistan war. And one in which Israeli snipers repeatedly shot and killed c…

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Here's are some references for you.

Children and doctors: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/10/09/opinion/gaza-...

Press: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/1-year-of-gaza-genocide/1-year-of-g...

All of these are easy to discover with a simple Google search. I encourage you to break out of the bubble you appear to be in.

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Post by gryzzly »

pbiggar wrote: post #302
gryzzly wrote: post #297

Earlier quoted context omitted.

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I'm referring to Israel's invasion of Palestine, which in this specific instance started on October 9, 2023 or so, and resulted in the total destruction of Gaza, and the direct killing of 60,000, and the indirect killing of possibly 300,000. This is the invasion that had more bombs dropped on Gazan civilians than were dropped in the entire Afghanistan war. And one in which Israeli snipers repeatedly shot and killed c…

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Post by gryzzly »

pbiggar wrote: post #304
gryzzly wrote: post #303

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Here's are some references for you. Children and doctors: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/10/09/opinion/gaza-... Press: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/1-year-of-gaza-genocide/1-year-of-g... All of these are easy to discover with a simple Google search. I encourage you to break out of the bubble you appear to be in.

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Post by briandear »

Urahandystar wrote: post #287
Traubenfuchs wrote: post #284

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It‘s good that they are preventing the spread of fake news and anti-Israel hate content. Pro Palestine propaganda is already incredibly pervasive and annoying anywhere you look online. There can be a news article about Dubai chocolate and Palestine brainwashed bots will comment „…ok but what about PALESTINE?“

How would Palestine be able to afford bots?

Same way they afford rockets? UNRWA.

Re: Ex-Facebook director's new book paints brutal image of Mark Zuckerberg

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Post by pbiggar »

gryzzly wrote: post #305
pbiggar wrote: post #302

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'm referring to Israel's invasion of Palestine, which in this specific instance started on October 9, 2023 or so, and resulted in the total destruction of Gaza, and the direct killing of 60,000, and the indirect killing of possibly 300,000. This is the invasion that had more bombs dropped on Gazan civilians than were dropped in the entire Afghanistan war. And one in which Israeli snipers repeatedly shot and killed c…

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Oh it is an occupation. Here is an Amnesty report from 2017 on the topic. https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2017/06/israel-o...

Good job claiming blood libel: I have never spoken about judaism, only about Israel' evil and brutal war crimes, occupation, and genocide.

With regard to the numbers reported by the Gazan Ministry of Health, here is an article that describes how the count is the most conservative possible count https://www.dropsitenews.com/p/how-gaza-health-ministry-coun...

To go into more detail here, I recommend also reading https://data.techforpalestine.org/updates/gaza-ministry-casu... and https://dataactivists.org/estimating_death_toll_of_war_on_ga...

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Post by BLKNSLVR »

rchaud wrote: post #191

> she called the book “defamatory” and alleged that Wynn-Williams had skipped “the industry’s standard fact-checking process.” Why don't we let the community decide, instead of these bureaucratic, free speech-chilling "fact checkers"? If it's good enough for your employer, it should be good enough for you. https://www.npr.org/2025/01/07/nx-s1-5251151/meta-fact-check...

Hypocrisy seems to be a word that fades in meaning the higher one climbs the corporate ladder.

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Post by throwawayqqq11 »

fellow_eng_25 wrote: post #277
ToucanLoucan wrote: post #275

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Americans are one of the most, if not the most, propagandized populations on the planet, and the worst part is a large cohort of them fully believe they aren’t.

Don't forget the Germans.

... changes what exactly? Certainly not the required ignorance to stay in your propaganda sphere.
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