CEO Mark Zuckerberg responds to the massive Facebook document dump

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg kicked off a quarterly earnings call by addressing the latest wave of coverage based on a trove of leaked internal documents.

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[rg]

It's always about 'the bottom line' in this morally bankrupt society of ours.

[bronzebeauty]

He seems to not understand that you can’t look bad if the documents are not bad, but they are, and so is he.

[nemoevr]

He is the head of that company, no one moves a finger with out him giving the approval, HE and solely HE is responsible.

[venividivici]

"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, and more complex, and more violent.
It takes a touch of genius, and a lot of courage, to move in the opposite direction."
Stoic

[ljacobs]

He sings the same song over and over. Nothing will change.

[basketballsteve]

A business model based upon encouraging addiction, I mean what could go wrong.

[KleWdSide]

He really turned out to be the fictional cold, dirt bag version of himself in "The Social Network."

[thebilboshow]

"Revealing the hidden truth...paints a false picture."

Yeah, if you're a LIAR.

[canadianmonte]

Young people HATE facebook. Good luck with that move.

[KL-njvi]

showing their own actual documents paints a "false picture", Zucky is getting good at this lying double-speak thing

[scottbaxendale]

Fun fact: get off Facebook and your quality of life will improve dramatically.

[internationalgolfconstruction]

Zuckerberg, “Please Government, now that we are buddies, take over the heavy lifting of controlling the content and let me concentrate on profits.”

[dilbertdoe]

Bring back MySpace. It was better anyway.

[lkayh]

I pretty much quit FB after I learned what they did during the 2015 election—and that they took payment for some stuff in rubles. I’m surprised that didn’t get more outrage, and completely unsurprised that they’ve sunk even lower since then.

[luckyclickmviews]

facebook's damage has already been done and zuck, the lizard man, still defends facebook and not taking responsibility...if the ceo is unethical, the company is the same too.

[stopjabbullying]

Oh so now Zuck knows how Trump felt about how Facebook "painted" him.

[eliassalcedo]

The money keeps getting in the way, before any values. Until that changes, nothing will change.

[kalbs]

Facebook needs to be legally implicated in negligence of the harm to others because of their carelessness

[Stacyish]

He needs to go to jail and pay billions in fines.

[FM-jojh]

Every time these rich dudes get caught, they call it a "witchhunt" and play the victim....