Project Veritas Obtains New Tape Showing Mark Zuckerberg CRITICIZING Facebook Insider Morgan Kahmann

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[meminemy]

“Leaks are always bad for our company. They threaten our open culture.” Did she actually say that?

[SOJTV]

Keep on “LEAKING” Whistleblowers!!! You ALL are amazing GREAT AMERICAN PATRIOTS‼️ 🇺🇸🙏❤️

[iloveschicken]

If you weren't so corrupt, you'd not have to worry about leaks! That speaks volumes!

[treasuresunderfoot]

Leaking doesn't put Facebook at risk, the Truth puts Facebook at risk

[OyarsuofMars]

Wow, where was this concern about “leaking” during Trump’s entire Presidency? Hypocrites

[mars_sumner]

“We have open culture”

Sounds exactly like Obama’s “most transparent administration”

[kellencolewright]

Your employees are “free to share their opinion”?? There’s no way they can believe what they’re saying. What a dystopian nightmare.

[cnearwheel]

If they didn't do shady crap, they wouldn't care if someone leaks info

[joe_tiger]

Isn’t it cute how they’re concerned about privacy.

[volpe_sol]

A conference about avoiding leaks and insiders gets leaked....LOL

[velosify]

So they're pretty openly discussing retaliating against whistleblowers in violation of federal law...

[raynebc]

To a liar, the truth being exposed is a dangerous thing that must be stopped.

[thomastegroen]

Facebook, don’t worry, just think of it like he was selling your data.

[RUDI-UK]

Yesterday: "Leaks are damaging to a company like us where people are free to express their opinions"
Today: "We have blocked Donald Trump from our platform until January 2023"

[dustjunky]

>violates the privacy of everyone, all the time
>really can't stand it when their own privacy is violated

[HerrNiclas]

Yes, the whistleblowers are on the right side of history.

[TheLastCrow]

"Leaks threaten our open culture..."

Does she not hear herself?

[mrj]

Leakers= Whistleblowers
Going after whistleblowers is a crime.

[Misaka_Complex]

Such an "open culture" when nobody is allowed to express pro Trump opinions there.

[SpareSomeChange]

Any company that fears "leaks" or "whistleblowers" is clearly doing something ethically or legally questionnable. No legitimate business should fear this.