A writer for IBT bashed my brother on how Facebook destroyed links and uses algorithms to determine what goes on peoples Facebook accounts. Hosseign Derakhshan ream Mark Zuckerberg a new asshole on his hypocritical destruction of an open web with the Facebook ability to end hyperlinks which was used by international bloggers to have a political voice in the open world forum. mark Zuckerberg wants to make it harder for people to fight tyrannical governments and his hypocrisy calling out Donald Trump when he only needs to look in the mirror for someone who builds walls and deny people ability to link with one another of topics outside the comfort bubble of many. it is easy to ignore the struggles of people around the world through Facebook's and Instangram decisions to end linkage abilities of users and this is no accident as a kleptocrat like Mark can identify with the Bashir El-Assads and the Mullahs in Iran
. Hosseign Derakhshan suffered tie in an Iraniaian prison which is undoubtedly worse than a Turkish prison thanks to my fucking brother and his fucking Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg wants to take the political and controversy as well as activism out of the internet and focus only on entertainment and loving the billioairies spots athletes, banksters, and movie stars. Hosseign suffered alot and was sentenced for six years thanks to Facebook and their ability to trace folks an d refusal to be used as a platform for democratic activism in tyrannical states This should be surprising to no one as Markie got rid underlined, blue bits of text that made your cursor look like a hand with a outstretched pointed finger, and took you to outside sources and material on the web. This was a very important tool for spreading information and having internet users traverse important sources of information and Zuckerberg shut it down and complaining about Donald Trump when you close information for political activism is as Hosseign says hypocrisy. 
The very fact that in 2016, one needs to explain to a new generation what hyperlinks (or simply links) were is already sad enough. But acknowledging that links are now practically dead is heart-breaking to anyone who remembers those times.
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