“Squirrel!” The famous invocation from Up—a movie whose sense of life I’m not sure any informed human being will be able to experience again—is essentially what the FCC’s Brendan Carr has said to Apple, Google—and now the rest of us—in an official letter
This issue was brought up several years ago. It is nothing new, it is simply the latest "current thing" to distract and obscure. TikTok has always been a CCP tool to gather data on the west and its gullible sheep.
I pray that someday, soon, western societies wake up and realize that their lives of leisure and convenience have become the lever used against them.
Government pontifications wouldn't be given the weight so many attribute to them, if people embraced their responsibilities of being accountable for their actions, and took back their right to personal choice.
You do realize the supreme court court is as dirty as the company owners. They do not give you the “ people’s want they give you the politicians wants. Court or not it’s dirty all the way to the top.
You do realize the supreme court court is as dirty as the company owners. They do not give you the “ people’s want they give you the politicians wants. Court or not it’s dirty all the way to the top.
I think you may be forgetting that fascists hate fascists, if they step on each other's territory. I mean, it is not as if the government does not want to control USA platforms, but China trying to control platforms -- whodda heard of it? I've been hearing for quite some time now that the metadata of TikTok is spying on Americans, and yet, Americans seem fine with the larger platforms of the USA spying on the metadata of Americans. So, what difference does it make if China knows my (some) privacy issues (like what I bought ten days ago) or if I am in Pennsylvania or Florida. As one of my friends put it (paraphrasing): As long as it is metadata and that is already being done and the major US platforms are doing it, which difference does it make if China is doing it now, too? I can't say that I like it -- I don't want everyone knowing what I bought or where I am at any given time, but why focus only on a Chinese company and not all of them?
This issue was brought up several years ago. It is nothing new, it is simply the latest "current thing" to distract and obscure. TikTok has always been a CCP tool to gather data on the west and its gullible sheep.
I pray that someday, soon, western societies wake up and realize that their lives of leisure and convenience have become the lever used against them.
Government pontifications wouldn't be given the weight so many attribute to them, if people embraced their responsibilities of being accountable for their actions, and took back their right to personal choice.
You may be right , I might have misunderstood your article , THank you .
You do realize the supreme court court is as dirty as the company owners. They do not give you the “ people’s want they give you the politicians wants. Court or not it’s dirty all the way to the top.
You do realize the supreme court court is as dirty as the company owners. They do not give you the “ people’s want they give you the politicians wants. Court or not it’s dirty all the way to the top.
I think you may be forgetting that fascists hate fascists, if they step on each other's territory. I mean, it is not as if the government does not want to control USA platforms, but China trying to control platforms -- whodda heard of it? I've been hearing for quite some time now that the metadata of TikTok is spying on Americans, and yet, Americans seem fine with the larger platforms of the USA spying on the metadata of Americans. So, what difference does it make if China knows my (some) privacy issues (like what I bought ten days ago) or if I am in Pennsylvania or Florida. As one of my friends put it (paraphrasing): As long as it is metadata and that is already being done and the major US platforms are doing it, which difference does it make if China is doing it now, too? I can't say that I like it -- I don't want everyone knowing what I bought or where I am at any given time, but why focus only on a Chinese company and not all of them?