The state is a power broker.
You seem to make the assumption that the state is sovereign and reigning in private interest. It isn't.
@SeasonedRP I think the key thing to hold on to, is that, none of these places will be ‘shut down’. The legislation works as a threat to the market, the market reaction to the threatening legislature applies pressure to sell, the asset is acquired by favourable parties, the asset can then be realigned to their agenda.
It is a state asserting itself over private corporations, something they’ve been decades late to the party about because of a brief period in the 1990’s in which free market capitalism actually allowed free ideas and capital - all while eastern powers never let the state fall behind private companies.
Well, so we should ask ourselves two questions as I see it:
A) Are we okay about a state asserting power in such a manner?
B) Are we okay with what the private companies came up with in their window of opportunity?
I’m not okay with either, frankly. The trajectory of both of these are dystopian for the average pleb, combining the outcomes of both is straight up hell. The final question would be:
What is the state going to do with an app/platform that already bleeds people of their sensibilities and time?
It’s well and good for people like Nancy Pelosi to stand in front of congress and blather on about TikTok tic-tac-toe so we can laugh off the clueless old lady and say there’s nothing to worry about, but as we’ve covered, millions upon millions of brains are hooked into this primed for a new wave of brainwashing.
I wish it was being banned.
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Books for some, tiktok challengea for others .. who am I to judge
@deeplydisturbed @lionsmane8 here’s the overt tweet from the JFNA. Yeah they’re big mad that they haven’t got control of the narrative for millions of eyes. There’s a utilitarian argument for TikTok if millions can be red pulled about the zionists, but I’ve still got to weigh that against immense amount of slop TikTok puts out. There’s far more stimulating ways to learn and red pill gen z, and platforms to do it. Telegram, for one.
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A funny video on topic.
I don’t doubt that there’s a hearty dose of ‘oy vey, shut it down!’ Thats typical modus operandi. Importantly, the ‘ban’ is a way to put it in American business owners hands (and by American I mean Zionist, which may as well be a synonym.)
It’s quite something when you put it all together. Is it the case that the Tengu have successfully controlled legislature in order to conduct the most hostile or takeovers so that they can regain control of a public square?
As long as TikTok is used by attention hoes and dimwits it's fine.
However, truths filtered out and they lost the narrative.
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@Lionsmane8 Continuing my train of thought, I don’t blame China, or anyone else, other than the west. I suppose an analogy like giving a loaded gun to a child is a stupid idea, and so it goes that giving a platform for malformed idiots to waste their time is actually a perfect epitome of the wests capability. Why wouldn’t our people spend hours uncreatively screeching and convulsing for views? It’s the bread and circus everyone desires.
Perhaps there is room to consider that the ban is because some truths about zionists filters through, but against the meat and potatoes of the platform… I don’t think it tips the scales.
@Lionsmane8 TikTok, the app, is a Trojan horse for the idiocracy writ large. One of the highest trending views by subject is ‘flat earth’ with 3 billion views. Whoever pulls the mechanisms of the app does so to feed people a constant stream of stupidity. However, this is very much a theme with the western form of TikTok. In the east, TikTok is used to spread nationalistic and educational subjects. I don’t like that either, but for very different reasons. As with most forms of modernity, it belongs in the bin.