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A Facebook boycott by Kim Kardashian and her celebrity army won’t scare Zuckerberg, but here’s why it’s worth it
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msn.comKim Kardashian this morning,” said my editor. “Hold on a sec,” said I. “OK, I’ve got the rusty nails and I’m banging them into my hands.”“Wait, you can spare yourself a tetanus shot, this is a serious story.
She’s joined an army of clebs boycotting Facebook. There’s also Leo DiCaprio and Katy Perry and Sacha Baron Cohen and Ashton Kutcher and Jennifer Lawrence.
They’re coming off Facebook and the ’gram for a whole day.” Bang, bang, bang, OWWWWWWW. But perhaps I’m being a little unfair.
The boycott is part of a campaign led by #StopHateforProfit and there are some good people and organisations behind it. Worthies such as the US’s National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, for example.
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