"Facebook" isn't getting "hands on" with Oculus VR and has been very clear about that. Oculus is developing their own hardware now instead of relying on already existing (mostly smart-phone) hardware because they couldn't afford to develop their own custom hardware before. Which means the production model is going to be far better than it would have been previously.The Facebook buyout is making that possible by infusing Oculus VR with an enormous amount of development capital.
Of course you can ignore all that information I just gave you and keep being a sarcastic cuss if you like.