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Topic	Bye bye, TikTok: House votes overwhelmingly to ban it
GiftedACIII 03/13/24 10:45:54 PM #413:	ssjevot posted... Yeah I don't know anything about what role if any TikTok played, but I was under the impression you were unaware of the boycott. ftr that's not me. ssjevot posted... Musk is also pro-Putin and cultivates anti-US messaging on his platform. Yet the US is apparently okay with that. Though the GOP is also largely pro-Putin so it is unlikely a bill targeting Twitter could pass. Both parties have found it easy to drum up anti-China rhetoric. Exactly. Not to mention all the dedicated far right sites too. I think the people here thinking it's a social media problem are completely lacking in perspective. This a natural occurrence of the internet becoming mainstream. Back before social media really took off there were tons of news of places like that lifting site, reddit and 4chan having extreme criminals and toxic trends come from them. There were even some murderers and people that pushed people to suicide from here. If social media was taken down all those people will just migrate to these older styled forums, cause here to become the new mainstream and cause a bunch of news to happen from here as well and then get the politicians to call for crackdowns here. Mecha_Sonic posted... a few months ago, every girl i know randomly decided to ask me how often i think about the Roman Empire, all on the same day. doesn't take a genius to figure out the cause was tiktok. lol you've confirmed yourself as troll. Nothing you say is serious. --- </topic> <cite>GiftedACIII posted [p:979356782] in Bye bye, T... [t:80720457]...</cite> <quote>ssjevot posted... </cite><quote>Yeah I don't know anything about what role if any TikTok played, but I was under the impression you were unaware of the boycott.</quote>ftr that's not me.ssjevot posted... </cite><quote>Musk is also pro-Putin and cultivates anti-US messaging on his platform. Yet the US is apparently okay with that. Though the GOP is also largely pro-Putin so it is unlikely a bill targeting Twitter could pass. Both parties have found it easy to drum up anti-China rhetoric.</quote>Exactly. Not to mention all the dedicated far right sites too. I think the people here thinking it's a social media problem are completely lacking in perspective. This a natural occurrence of the internet becoming mainstream. Back before social media really took off there were tons of news of places like that lifting site, reddit and 4chan having extreme criminals and toxic trends come from them. There were even some murderers and people that pushed people to suicide from here. If social media was taken down all those people will just migrate to these older styled forums, cause here to become the new mainstream and cause a bunch of news to happen from here as well and then get the politicians to call for crackdowns here.Mecha_Sonic posted... </cite><quote>a few months ago, every girl i know randomly decided to ask me how often i think about the Roman Empire, all on the same day. doesn't take a genius to figure out the cause was tiktok.</quote>lol you've confirmed yourself as troll. Nothing you say is serious. --- </topic></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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