In 2006 Facebook opened it's doors to the public and in 2009 they became profitable.

Google launched to the public in 1998 and in 2001 they became profitable. (I had to dig to find that 2001 fact – source: http://money.cnn.com/2004/04/29/technology/google/ )

I think it's fair to say that the jury is still out when it comes to Facebook and profits.

They may have posted a profit in the last quarter of 2009 but that was the first and it was the Christmas season.

Google in the same quarter made 1.97 BILLION dollars in profit. The key words here are profit and Billion.

When Facebook can stay profitable for an entire year I will listen to what you have to say.

But for now, the question is how much more investment can Facebook take in before they are worthless to the owners? They have taken over a half billion in investor money already.

Digg operated on that same business model for years and now even if Kevin Rose sold Digg I doubt he would get a dime. The bankers own Digg at this point.

Finally Google is not broke, and YouTube is the second most trafficked search engine, more so than Yahoo, more so than da Bing.

Until Google is broke and does not work no one can challenge that. What would I search Facebook for anyways? Spam, MLM, the latest opportunity or a Vampire bite?