Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, two incumbents in the next US election, have strongly opposed tech companies such as Facebook. While Warren called Facebook directly his dislike, Sanders said there were no billionaires. At least one billionaire in the United States agrees with Sanders. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has agreed not to have billionaires.
Zuckerberg recently appeared in a Q&A with Facebook staff. Zuckerberg's response to Sanders' comments on the program, which was broadcast live, was sought. Zuckerberg says a man doesn't know how much money he has. However, he feels that at one stage, one should not have a lot of money.
Zuckerberg, currently one of the world's top 10 wealthiest nations, owns $ 70 billion worth of assets. He is known as the youngest billionaire in the world.
Last week technology website The Verge leaked Facebook's internal Q&A program. At that event, Zuckerberg opposed Elizabeth Warren's statement. Last March, Elizabeth Warren campaigned for the first unequal competition and the breakdown of Facebook, Amazon and other major tech companies to prevent leakage of user information. Since then he has often drawn the context. Even the billboards hang. Nearly seven months later, the news portal 'The Verge' leaked audio containing a meeting of CEO Mark Zuckerberg with Facebook staff last Tuesday.
Zuckerberg answered the staff's questions at that meeting last June. There also became the context of Elizabeth Warren's proposal to break Facebook. In the north, Zuckerberg speaks of legal battles. As the matter was discussed on Thursday, the Q&A program was broadcast live on Facebook.
Zuckerberg said many were shocked internally when the event's information was leaked. However, he is not withdrawing his statement.
With his wealth, Zuckerberg says he and his wife, Priscilla Chan, will donate all their wealth in their lifetime.
References: BBC, Washington Post