Elections are fast approaching, and while there are five presidential candidates, only two have the real possibility of being elected. One of them, particularly Trump, is hell-bent on waging a campaign against illegal voters in the US, and to top it of, he threatens to send Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg to prison.
Trump's Threat Towards Meta CEO
Whether US citizens like it or not, Donald Trump has a real chance of winning the upcoming elections, and he already has his eyes set on who to punish before he's even seated. While his quarrel is directed at undocumented immigrants, Mark Zuckerberg was especially mentioned.
In the former US President's post on Truth Social, he expressed that he will "pursue Election Fraudsters at levels never seen before, and they will be sent to prison for long periods of time" should he win the election this November.
"We already know who you are. DON'T DO IT! ZUCKERBUCKS, be careful!" he concluded. Zuckerbucks, of course, is no other than the Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, and Trump has already used this nickname for the tech CEO before, as per Gizmodo.
However, the post was mainly about the SAVE Act, which is a law that would make it illegal for undocumented immigrants to vote in federal elections. It's absolutely unnecessary given that it already is illegal for non-citizens to vote.
Mark Zuckerberg is a US citizen, so why exactly is Trump associating his name with Election Fraudsters? It's because he has accused the Meta CEO of cheating on the elections before, insisting that the whole system is rigged.
"Why isn't he being prosecuted? The Democrats only know how to cheat. America isn't going to take it much longer!" he exclaimed prior to the recent Truth Social post. This doesn't come as a surprise anymore seeing as Trump has been beefing with the social media platform for a while now.
Trump has accused Facebook of conspiring against him, saying that the social media platform is an "enemy of the people." With Zuckerberg being the creator and the CEO of Facebook's parent company, he's the one who gets to endure the presidential candidate's rants.
Delusions Can Turn Ugly
The presidential candidate tends to rant about things he is convinced are true, even if there is overwhelming evidence against it. In a recent presidential debate, he brought up once again that he had won the previous election and should've been reelected.
He maintained his belief and declared himself the winner, accusing Biden and the Democrats of ballot stuffing, along with other methods like dead voters and malicious voting-machine. He then encouraged his supporters to rally and march to oppose the results, per Britannica.
He maintained his conspiracy theories and this eventually led to people taking action, which is now known to history as the January 6 US Capitol Attack. While Trump didn't explicitly tell his supporters to commit illegal acts, he did tell them to "fight like hell."
Donald Trump is currently in the lead in the polls with a 42.1% rate, while his main competitor, US President Joe Biden, is at 39.9%. Even if the latter refused to step down or drop out of the election, Trump has a real chance of winning regardless.
