> You might as well blame this on Tim Berners-Lee.

You clearly don’t understand this, and maybe you never will (it seems beyond some people), but moral responsibility is assigned here because of the actions facebook and their employees took.

It is not assigned to Tim Berners-Lee because, again this is important, Tim Berners-Lee didn’t spend years spreading targeted genocidal propaganda in a country with a violent history and fragile peace.

Hope that helps. If you still can’t understand it, I can recommend some philosophy books on morality and our responsibilities to our fellow humans.

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slibhb 2 hours ago | parent [-]

Based on this garbage-level post I have a strong feeling I've read more moral philosophy than you.

	▲	solid_fuel an hour ago \| parent [-]
		Great counter argument, it really illustrates your thought process - or lack thereof. It’s really sad that you don’t comprehend basic morality, but unfortunately not much can be done in cases like this. The will for change must come from within, but if you ever do find yourself feeling empathy or even sympathy for other humans I promise there are lots of resources available to help you learn and understand more about living like a responsible human. All it takes is asking for help.