Facebook targeting conservatives, spying on site users and opening the backend of their app to third parties to violate the privacy of those who use the website (Cambridge Analytica), has come back to haunt the company in a massive way. Facebook posted massive losses on the stock market last week, as a consequences of the aforementioned misbehavior. Facebook stock fell 21%, stripping away $119 billion from the company and $15.4 billion from the personal net worth of 34-year-old CEO, Mark Zuckerberg.

Facebook wasn't Zuckerberg's brainchild anyway. Zuckerberg stole it from the Winklevoss twins, then went around the world taking credit and payment for something that is not his own creation. It is poetic justice and divine retribution that it should turn into international disgrace and financial loss. Facebook is now in a struggle not to become the next MySpace, one of the original social networking sites, whose popularity (without alleged wrongdoing), then value plummeted to nothing with the arrival of Facebook.

Zuckerberg's gargantuan sense of self-importance, especially in the face of having stolen Facebook from the Winklevoss twins, makes him look delusional. To rock the boat even further, out of sheer arrogance, Zuckerberg began targeting conservatives, via directing abusive and discriminatory conduct against people who use Facebook, whose political views do not align with his own as a liberal. Conservatives began openly boycotting Facebook and asking others online to do the same. It helped to takedown Facebook's value on the stock market, as it meant less users under the boycott.

Zuckerberg should not have been allowed to buy Instagram either. Zuckerberg's questionable tactics from Facebook have been spilling over onto Instagram as well, with public complaints from site users of censorship against conservatives and others who do not agree with his political and atheistic beliefs. People have complained that they made comments on Instagram about their personal beliefs on a variety of subjects, even simple unscientific statements such as the world being flat, only to see Instagram delete the comments in acts of censorship. Instagram is a great site Zuckerberg did not create and he is ruining that too (after buying it).

Zuckerberg is a liberal who opened a website he stole (Harvard Connect) and renamed (Facebook), claiming it is open to the public, then proceeded to violate the Civil Rights Act in targeting and discriminating against others who do not share his political views or stance as an atheist. Zuckerberg deserves to fall for his behavior. To violate the Civil Rights act, especially in modern times, is foul and ugly.