Re:Supreme Court rules to uphold TikTok ban, setting stage f...
by ethbr1 on Saturday January 18, 2025 @12:33AM
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> People are protesting because it's cool to do especially when you're a rebellious youngster but I'm pretty convinced it's going to fizzle out.
Just wait until the Chinese government realizes young American social media users have no problems talking about politics, sex, and drugs on social media.
We'll see how long open platforms with citizens of both countries last.
People are protesting because it's cool to do especially when you're a rebellious youngster but I'm pretty convinced it's going to fizzle out. I don't think it's fair to say it's disingenuous to believe as much. Maybe you could say it's "too early" to write it off, to which I'd respond saying it's too early to buy into the belief that it will take over American culture in any way that resembles TikTok.... and that even if it did, that it wouldn't be banned from the US again.