As a citizen of a country, as much as I would love to believe in free exchange of information, it's better to limit what enemies are able to broadcast directly to our phones. that's a commons with a lot of tragedies in it.
As a citizen of a country, as much as I would love to believe in free exchange of information, it's better to limit what enemies are able to broadcast directly to our phones. that's a commons with a lot of tragedies in it.
However, that said, I do agree with your broader point. I'm suspicious of Tik Tok and the Chinese government's intentions and I think banning it was a good move.
They booted TikTok corporate from the country as a threat to national security.
Given how China operates globally and especially in Canada, I’m completely fine with them getting told to beat it
If you're going to cry foul, maybe you shouldn't block the other party in the first place.
Unrelated question: How many enemy-manufactured products do you use daily? How many enemy products are in your home?
> Unrelated question: How many enemy-manufactured products do you use daily? How many enemy products are in your home?
Ah, it's perfect, the enemy of the good. Greetings!