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>You couldn't shoot yourself in the foot any harder, reddit faggot.
Sorry but if you wanted to keep up with VR and VR news back in the day, you really only had a few places, and none of them were 4chan even though some of the bigger things made it here. I personally got my news from a combination of Reddit, the Oculus forums, MTBS3D, and various news sites out of which Road to VR was and still is the most decent one. The fact of the matter is that Reddit was one of the largest VR communities. Also that reddit post I'm referencing is just an easy summary of the things people were pissed about, not that it was only those redditors that were pissed in that one instance. I'm not about to try and find literally all the articles and posts around the web relating to all of those instances.

>It's illegal and Zuckerberg had to lie about it when questioned by a member of Congress (he failed to provide any explanation whatsoever, obviously having been coached to play silent by his lawyers). The consensus theory, which you've surely heard before, is there's strings attached from the original buyout deal and Luckey believes he's better off trying to salvage that money by acting cooperative instead of going to court. 
I think that's a separate one there. That was before he was fired, when he was given a post directly from Zuckerberg to lie about his politics. And that idea holds true there, but then he got fired, and that screwed him out of apparently the majority of the money from the acquisition, because the condition was that he stay employed at Facebook for a certain amount of time. 

>Even for a Facebook employee, you're making a laughingstock of yourself here
Thanks, I don't get paid so of course I wouldn't give a whole ton of effort to the whole shilling thing you know.