I wouldn't blame him. Case in point - Durov(Telegram) had an opposite, government defying, position until he spent some time recently in a French prison. After some time there he made a public statement to the effect that he "has recognized the faults and mistakes of his previous ways". And the French prison isn't the worst out there.
No, he said they “pressured” him. Important difference. The choice was still ultimately his, which he now says he regrets.
They don’t. Instead they drop off cookies. That matters quite a bit.
Means - your neighbor has no way to murder you without very high risk of getting punished afterwards. Where is Biden could do to FB whatever he wanted without any risk to himself.
Motive - does your neighbor pressures you into doing something worth killing for?
However, the anti-trust lawsuit was filed in the 1st Trump administration. So, I don't really think you can take anything Zuck says outside of a shareholder meeting at face value (where he has an actual penalty for lieing).