Dear Mark Zuckerwise.

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Dear Facebook, your discriminating Facebook post that made me speak out my opinion on behalf of the act that you committed is called discrimination upon the girl. This does not go both ways. You started this. Not me.

Your allowance of this unhealthy bullying, harassment that you allow on your business website is sickening and makes my skin boil. I have done nothing illegal such as create violence which is impossible to do on Facebook but to defend and support the girl on the right because in my believe you are discriminating a person with a disability. I am not assuming. You are causing hate on someone that did not give permission to speak to or post a photo on a website to humiliate her. She was publicly humiliated. This behavior is not allowed by a business.

This type of behavior is not allowed in any type of business. It's called cyber bullying and bullying. This type of behavior is only is located in high schools, middle schools and some colleges.

There is no more respect to any one in middle school, high schools and universities . Students no longer show empathy, and compassion to people with a disability. I feel like that, she was humiliated by the face book staff who was responsible to stop and prevent bullying and harassment that was taken advantage by authorities. Your full advantage of this girl has made my skin boil.

I have done nothing violent against any one on face book. Your over reaction towards facebook comments is pathetic. And you cannot tell sarcasm on face book. My law enforcement agencies know better then to arrest me. Yet alone bully a child with a disability.


Shame on you.

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