Investment company Trillium Asset Management, who has about $11 million in Facebook stock, filed a proposal on Wednesday to break up Zuckerberg’s role as both chairman and CEO, Business Insider reports.
Investment company Trillium Asset Management, who has about $11 million in Facebook stock, filed a proposal on Wednesday to break up Zuckerberg’s role as both chairman and CEO, Business Insider reports.
Must hope and pray that this would be a step (or leap) away from “1984.”
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I don’t believe in predatory monopolies, marblenecltr. Facebook, Google and Amazon need to be broken up. When government allows monopolies of this nature to prey on people as they do, all the talk about the free market is nonsense.
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Thou writeth great truths. Monopolies are enemies of free market capitalism. This was seen and corrected by our Sherman Antitrust Act of 1892 or thereabouts and followed up by the Clayton Act of 1917. Obviously, that legislation is being destroyed.
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Obviously. So long as we allow banks and corporations to control our government, they will always undo any reforms that are enacted.
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