We can't let Mark Zuckerberg pass the buck on Meta's censorship

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : "Areas like immigration, preserving DACA and ending restrictions on travel from Muslim-majority countries, as well as . . .
46% : To complete his toady routine, on Friday, the day his latest soft-soap Rogan interview aired, Zuck flew to Palm Beach wearing a suit and -- no kidding -- red tie, parked his private jet next to Trump's and groveled off to Mar-a-Lago for the second time since the November election.
46% : "I don't care how much he grovels to Donald Trump now as a supplicant.
38% : No one person should be wielding historically unprecedented power to censor political thought and speech, least of all a socially inept tech bro.
35% : "Zuckerberg pretends he's always been pro-free speech, but he buckled at the first sign of bullying from Democrats who blamed Facebook for the 2016 successes of the Brexit referendum and Trump campaign.
20% : Zuckerberg's shameless efforts to worm his way into Trump world, outlined by Axios over the weekend, included a seven-step strategy to win over the president-elect that he unveiled with "a methodical striptease" over nine days:Put a Trump friend on your board, with UFC CEO Dana White; promote a prominent Republican as your chief global affairs officer, former Bush operative Joel Kaplan; align your philosophy with Trump's on free speech by ending the biased "fact-checking" program in exchange for X-style community notes; announce your philosophical change on "Fox & Friends," knowing Trump is watching; take a big public stand on a favorite MAGA issue -- ending DEI; amplify that stand with a Kaplan interview on "Fox News Digital"; Go on Joe Rogan's podcast and blame the Biden administration for everything.
19% : "Bannon was permanently banned from Facebook in November 2020 on the pretext that he had used the commonplace expression "heads on pikes" to describe how Trump should make an example of COVID tsar Tony Fauci.
18% : The wanksta-lite makeover can't hide Zuck's sins, from throttling The Post's Hunter Biden laptop story before the 2020 election to deplatforming a sitting president, Donald Trump, to suppressing COVID-19 dissent.
18% : Trump also was "indefinitely suspended" the day after the Capitol riot.

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