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这家伙天天喊开放边境, 自家却筑高墙, 挡住当地居民欣赏了几百年的天然海景。 居
民抗议他挡海景, 这家伙还叫嚣扬言要告不卖地给他筑墙的当地居民。
Zuckerberg已把伪善左逼的嘴脸表露无遗。
Hundreds of Hawaiians still plan to march in protest on Saturday along the
six-foot-high wall that Mark Zuckerberg built in Kauai, despite the Facebook
CEO's decision to drop lawsuits that would compel some of them to give up
ownership of their land.
The protest's organizer, a local hibiscus farmer named Joe Hart, told
Business Insider on Friday that "the march is on" because "the Kupuna Elders
won't accept him dropping the suit while his partners continue on his
behalf."
Kupuna is a Hawaiian term for elder. Hart is encouraging people who attend
the march to blow conch shells and bang drums in peaceful protest.
Even though Zuckerberg is scrapping the lawsuit, Hart says that Zuckerberg's
security guards and the restrictions that have accompanies Zuckerberg's
ownership are not welcome.
Neighbors of Zuckerberg like Hart have said the Facebook CEO's security team
has used intimidation tactics to keep them off the public beaches and
trails that intertwine with Zuckerberg's mostly undeveloped property. Hart
said he was recently confronted by security guards while walking along a
public beach adjacent to Zuckerberg's property. Similar encounters have been
reported by other locals.
According to Hart, another source of contention is the location of Saturday'
s planned protest: the six-foot-high wall Zuckerberg built last year. He
said that the wall had cut off access to an inherited parcel of land, or "
kuleana," that the original owner's family members had been able to access.
"People are furious down here with him," Hart told Business Insider in an
earlier interview on Thursday. He explained that Zuckerberg's move to file
so-called quiet title action lawsuits wasn't the only reason locals had
become enraged.
Representatives for Mark Zuckerberg declined to comment.
http://www.businessinsider.com/protestors-of-mark-zuckerberg-still-plan-to-march-along-his-hawaiian-wall-2017-1
民抗议他挡海景, 这家伙还叫嚣扬言要告不卖地给他筑墙的当地居民。
Zuckerberg已把伪善左逼的嘴脸表露无遗。
Hundreds of Hawaiians still plan to march in protest on Saturday along the
six-foot-high wall that Mark Zuckerberg built in Kauai, despite the Facebook
CEO's decision to drop lawsuits that would compel some of them to give up
ownership of their land.
The protest's organizer, a local hibiscus farmer named Joe Hart, told
Business Insider on Friday that "the march is on" because "the Kupuna Elders
won't accept him dropping the suit while his partners continue on his
behalf."
Kupuna is a Hawaiian term for elder. Hart is encouraging people who attend
the march to blow conch shells and bang drums in peaceful protest.
Even though Zuckerberg is scrapping the lawsuit, Hart says that Zuckerberg's
security guards and the restrictions that have accompanies Zuckerberg's
ownership are not welcome.
Neighbors of Zuckerberg like Hart have said the Facebook CEO's security team
has used intimidation tactics to keep them off the public beaches and
trails that intertwine with Zuckerberg's mostly undeveloped property. Hart
said he was recently confronted by security guards while walking along a
public beach adjacent to Zuckerberg's property. Similar encounters have been
reported by other locals.
According to Hart, another source of contention is the location of Saturday'
s planned protest: the six-foot-high wall Zuckerberg built last year. He
said that the wall had cut off access to an inherited parcel of land, or "
kuleana," that the original owner's family members had been able to access.
"People are furious down here with him," Hart told Business Insider in an
earlier interview on Thursday. He explained that Zuckerberg's move to file
so-called quiet title action lawsuits wasn't the only reason locals had
become enraged.
Representatives for Mark Zuckerberg declined to comment.
http://www.businessinsider.com/protestors-of-mark-zuckerberg-still-plan-to-march-along-his-hawaiian-wall-2017-1
