It seems that Facebook has come under fire from many people for different reasons. For example, recently, an English actor and comedian, Sacha Baron Cohen, used his Twitter to criticize Mark Zuckerberg.
A little later, however, Elon Musk supported Baron Cohen's tweet, "opening fire" against Zuckerberg.
The actor, expressed his complaints about Facebook by saying the following: “We don’t let one person control the water for 2.5 billion people. We don’t let 1 person control the electricity for 2.5 billion people. Why do we let 1 person control the information that 2.5 billion people see? Facebook should be regulated by governments, not ruled by an emperor!”
We don't let 1 person control the water for 2.5 billion people.
We don't let 1 person control electricity for 2.5 billion people.
Why do we let 1 man control the information seen by 2.5 billion people?
Facebook needs to be regulated by governments, not ruled by an emperor! pic.twitter.com/o4hNRFNpgt
— Sacha Baron Cohen (@SachaBaronCohen) February 5, 2020
As if Baron Cohen's comment against Zuckerberg wasn't enough, Elon Musk also came along to make things even worse, after responding to the tweet that we should delete Facebook because "it's boring.".
Naturally, these simple comments from two such famous people as Elon Musk and Sacha Baron Cohen were enough to spark an entire discussion on this topic.
Most Twitter users agreed with both comments and stated that everyone should delete accounts if Facebook is not taken over by the government.
However, there were also many who opposed this idea and argued that a business started by one personshould not be taken over by the government.
Of course, this isn't the first time Sacha Baron Cohen and Elon Musk have expressed concerns about Facebook. Last November, Baron Cohen said in one of his speeches that Facebook is the "greatest propaganda machine in history.".
On the other hand, Elon Musk deleted all of his company pages on Facebook back in 2018, saying that “I just don’t like Facebook. It scares me. Sorry.”
