Zuckerberg was named "Evil Man of the Year" by the American publication.

According to Newsweek, Zuckerberg, the founder of the social platform Facebook, was recently named "Evil Man of the Year" by The New Republic publication, on the grounds that he created "the world's worst and most destructive website."

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New Republic magazine is an American liberal publication founded in 1914 for its political, contemporary cultural and artistic criticism. It is worth mentioning that the publisher and executive chairman of the journal, Chris Hughes, is also a co-founder of Facebook.

According to reports, David Ross, a New York writer who has published many articles in "New Republic" and co-founder of the American sports media Destin Media, gave Zuckerberg this disgraceful "honor" on the 23rd, accusing the latter of being stupid, and also attacking Facebook for "making the world incomparably stupid, ugly and bad in many obvious and inevitable ways" and is a "bad" website.

Ross wrote in his comments: "The biggest thing Facebook has in common with Zuckerberg is that it sucks. It accuses Facebook of "crimes against humanity," recommends "all sorts of viral stupid remarks and ads" to users, and so on; insists that Zuckerberg "unreasonably made a lot of money from the worst site ever made," and mocks Zuckerberg's plan to define Facebook as a "leader in the virtual reality world" with the concept of a "metaverse."

Newsweek said that earlier this year, Facebook was criticized for allegedly spreading false information for profit and pushing other "stupid remarks" on social media. And on The occasion of the U.S. Congressional riots on January 6, Facebook was also criticized for spreading false information and inciting riots. However, after the incident, out of concern for the subsequent violence, Facebook quickly terminated Trump's account use.