Recently my Twitter feed was flooded with news and arguments around the Facebook whistleblower incident. Most were criticized for Facebook's BOD's ignorance, leaving the platform insecure and possibly harmful for younger users. But it would be all boring to just stand on the so-called "good side" and throw knives around. Facebook is indeed to blame for many things,s but the media oversized its public image. And I believe the media is doing the same thing that they execute Facebook, manipulating how people understand the story. Moreover, I always want to play the antagonist role, the most incredible, most robust character in any movie. So I am finding some proof to help my bro Mark put the flame on his head. Here goes nothing. To be honest, Facebook provides a lot of good things. I'm wrong with the foreplay, so I will just cut to the core of why I think Facebook is a pretty fair trade-off. Before the age of the internet and social media, al...