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Apparently he was fired for paying ten grand for a pro-Trump billboard back in 2016.

There was also the ZeniMax v Facebook trial and $500m judgement: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZeniMax_v._Oculus

But of course it sounds way more sinister if you tie his political donations to it.

Not easy to make the connection to Palmer being fired here. The case was decided much later and it equally involve John Carmack, who stayed at Meta much longer, until he left out of his own accord.

Which Zuckerberg denied in his testimony in front of Congress.

And which others have also said wasn't the reason.

It was to do with Luckey not really being much of a team player which sounds very plausible.

I dont know whats more laughable. The idea that Zucky can be honest, or that Congress will pursue - even blatant (see Clapper) - perjury charges.

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