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“Shenanigans” is the actual name of the sailboat Mark Zuckerberg was on during the 60 Minutes episode on the Facebook Whistleblower. He was trying to tell the world he doesn’t care. The thing is, he doesn’t care if Facebook profits off hate, just as long as it profits.
Zuckerberg released an extremely long statement that no person has read the entire way through. Basically, he was claiming Facebook doesn’t do the stuff it’s accused of doing, even though it actually does them. Whoever is close to him and didn’t tell him the the statement or view of him on his sailboat gave the impression he’s an obtuse android who lacks self-awareness, was the same person who failed to tell him the July 4th hydrofoil video to the tune of Country Road was a horrible idea.
Hey, maybe don’t do that, you obtuse android.
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Clay, Shenanigans is a apt name. It is hard to get someone to change their shenanigans when that is precisely how they make money. This has been the heart of the matter since Zucky testified years ago. When he first was questioned and lied to Congress, he finally made it as a CEO of a major organization. It reminded me of when eight tobacco CEOs lied one after another on a panel when a Congressman asked if nicotine was addictive. They all said no, but knew that it was dating back to 1964. The question was asked in the mid-1990s. Keith
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Here’s Zuck for you!! And I can’t quit it!! … “Shenanigans” is the actual name of the sailboat Mark Zuckerberg was on during the 60 Minutes episode on the Facebook Whistleblower. He was trying to tell the world he doesn’t care. The thing is, he doesn’t care if Facebook profits off hate, just as long as it profits.”
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