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The resistance to it on this forum, of all places, is kind of incredible.
I thought America believed in capitalism and the free market? This seems to be the opposite of that philosophy.
Even if they sell it (or "sell" it) wouldn't it remain a "security risk" as it probably has government agents working as programmers (even more than other big tech)?
This is getting the most extreme social mind control tool mankind has ever created out of the hands of a government that did Tianemen Square and is doing the Uygers right now. A government who controls all under its purview with an iron fist, and shares absolutely zero common interests with any young person in the west. The resistance to it on this forum, of all places, is kind of incredible.
This is all a case of “Corp can’t compete? Lobby to ban.”
This is bog standard capitalism.
What are the arguments to establish that tiktok poses a national security threat ?
I thought America believed in capitalism and the free market? This seems to be the opposite of that philosophy.