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With a TikTok Ban Looming, Users Flee to Chinese App ‘Red Note’
(www.wired.com)
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Nobody but the gov itself and right-wing nutjobs is saying that.
It is in fact possible to criticize China, Russia, Iran AND the US at the same time
They are all complacent in crimes and human rights violations in one form or another
Yeah, but one of those governments can get you right now.
The other one has to cross international borders.
Honestly, using a foreign social media site is a hilarious move.
If I wanted to criticize the government, especially my own, I can see the reasoning behind using a foreign platform to do it on.
Domestic companies prefer foreign companies be banned. Competition is bad for business after all.
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imagine my surprise at learning this comment came from lemmy.ml
Tug o war works because the rope is strong enough to withstand the pull. In online political tug o war, you’re the rope. Most people would naturally dislike the folks trying to turn them into rope.
Lol. Everyone is the bad guy. The ruling oligarchy of every nation is horrendous.