Talks Underway To File Class Action Suit Against Facebook In the wake of the shutdown of a near 80,000 member page called “Truckers To Shut Down America” on Facebook this week, constitutional attorneys and class action attorneys are starting to discuss the possibility of a class action suit against Facebook and You-Tube. During the meeting the consensus was that constitutional rights are being violated on many levels by these social media web-sites including allowing law enforcement, federal and local, to encourage informants to wrongly accuse other members of outrageous misconduct resulting in arrest and commitment to psychiatric units all across America. As a publicly held corporation, Facebook has as much of an obligation in protecting the Constitutional rights of our citizens as the government has. They are a publicly held company which needs to conduct themselves as a responsible corporate entity. At this time, they are more detrimental than beneficial to the people they purport to serve (Facebook users), and they make it almost impossible to resolve issues directly with the public. Their communication process, or lack thereof, is obviously not helpful to addressing the rights of the humans interacting on their site. In fact, humans appear to be more or less “the product” they sell to their advertisers; Facebook collects the profits from the busy work their users produce, and their EULA is a one sided contract which each of us has been coerced to accept, and we believe it to be null and void.
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 17:47:16 +0000
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