Facebook Antitrust Violation

I am filing an antitrust violation report against Facebook to the FTC.

“Antitrust” behavior is behavior that limits competition. Antitrust is meant to benefit the consumer by encouraging a corporate playing field that maximizes improved customer experience over time.

An antitrust concern requests information answering the following questions:

• What companies or organizations are engaging in conduct you believe violates the antitrust laws?
• Why do you believe this conduct may have harmed competition in violation of the antitrust laws?
• What is your role in the situation? For instance, are you a user, customer, competitor or supplier?

My answers are:

• Facebook has violated antitrust laws.
• Facebook has unfairly controlled the vaccine market due to its connection to Regina Dugan, who worked at Facebook Building 8 building brain-computer interfaces, and now runs Wellcome Leap, an mRNA biotechnology company.
• My role is a consumer of vaccines.

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