There no such thing as Chinese Communist Party

https://www.tiktok.com/@plumcots/video/7215733986948173098


this young women pissed me off. she is everyone FYP because she teaches kids how to skip;;;

I wonder why the U.S. Military was the very first to ban TikTok many years ago?

It is almost like they have their own intelligence branch; maybe he even called the Defense Intelligence Agency, who realized TikTok is a tool of China’s Communist Party . . .

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Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Do you know if DCurbanmomanddads access my Wifi?

DCUMAD has nearly nothing in common with TikTok; consider:

- it does NOT use a targeting-algorithm like TikTok,

- it does not have “likes” or any similar feature,

- it follows DCUMAD isn’t designed to trigger dopamine releases like TikTok

- it technically has a “log on” user feature but almost no one uses it (as you’ve noticed), and

- it isn’t effectively an advanced espionage tool used by the Chinese Communist Party (TikTok is that, in case you did not know).

It irks me when stupid people smugly blabber “well, DCUMAD is social media too” - as if it’s identical to TikTok.

False. Quiet as it's kept, many of the U.S.' top adversaries post here to keep track of and influence the minds of America's best and brightest.

Jeff and I don’t see eye to eye on a lot of things but I don’t see him deliberately selling out to the communist party

DP.

Agree with you so much, I could have written that response myself.

It was a joke!

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Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Do you know if DCurbanmomanddads access my Wifi?

DCUMAD has nearly nothing in common with TikTok; consider:

- it does NOT use a targeting-algorithm like TikTok,

- it does not have “likes” or any similar feature,

- it follows DCUMAD isn’t designed to trigger dopamine releases like TikTok

- it technically has a “log on” user feature but almost no one uses it (as you’ve noticed), and

- it isn’t effectively an advanced espionage tool used by the Chinese Communist Party (TikTok is that, in case you did not know).

It irks me when stupid people smugly blabber “well, DCUMAD is social media too” - as if it’s identical to TikTok.

False. Quiet as it's kept, many of the U.S.' top adversaries post here to keep track of and influence the minds of America's best and brightest.

Jeff and I don’t see eye to eye on a lot of things but I don’t see him deliberately selling out to the communist party

DP.

Agree with you so much, I could have written that response myself.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Do you know if DCurbanmomanddads access my Wifi?

DCUMAD has nearly nothing in common with TikTok; consider:

- it does NOT use a targeting-algorithm like TikTok,

- it does not have “likes” or any similar feature,

- it follows DCUMAD isn’t designed to trigger dopamine releases like TikTok

- it technically has a “log on” user feature but almost no one uses it (as you’ve noticed), and

- it isn’t effectively an advanced espionage tool used by the Chinese Communist Party (TikTok is that, in case you did not know).

It irks me when stupid people smugly blabber “well, DCUMAD is social media too” - as if it’s identical to TikTok.

False. Quiet as it's kept, many of the U.S.' top adversaries post here to keep track of and influence the minds of America's best and brightest.

Jeff and I don’t see eye to eye on a lot of things but I don’t see him deliberately selling out to the communist party

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Do you know if DCurbanmomanddads access my Wifi?

DCUMAD has nearly nothing in common with TikTok; consider:

- it does NOT use a targeting-algorithm like TikTok,

- it does not have “likes” or any similar feature,

- it follows DCUMAD isn’t designed to trigger dopamine releases like TikTok

- it technically has a “log on” user feature but almost no one uses it (as you’ve noticed), and

- it isn’t effectively an advanced espionage tool used by the Chinese Communist Party (TikTok is that, in case you did not know).

It irks me when stupid people smugly blabber “well, DCUMAD is social media too” - as if it’s identical to TikTok.

False. Quiet as it's kept, many of the U.S.' top adversaries post here to keep track of and influence the minds of America's best and brightest.

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Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Do you know if DCurbanmomanddads access my Wifi?

DCUMAD has nearly nothing in common with TikTok; consider:

- it does NOT use a targeting-algorithm like TikTok,

- it does not have “likes” or any similar feature,

- it follows DCUMAD isn’t designed to trigger dopamine releases like TikTok

- it technically has a “log on” user feature but almost no one uses it (as you’ve noticed), and

- it isn’t effectively an advanced espionage tool used by the Chinese Communist Party (TikTok is that, in case you did not know).

It irks me when stupid people smugly blabber “well, DCUMAD is social media too” - as if it’s identical to TikTok.

I think Oracle/Walmart still want to buy TimTok. Secret deal for American control for security interests with commercial benefits for China.

Let’s see what happens.

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Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Do you know if DCurbanmomanddads access my Wifi?

American kids should be on an English-speaking version of the Chinese one stat, with time limits to boot

Anonymous wrote:Prediction: the US won’t ban Tik Tok.

Rather, they will pressure China to sell it to the US for US control/regulation of the platform.

China will spin it as a victory…and it just might be.

No way China will allow the sale. or they may put a price tag of 10 trillion dollars. Why waste so much time asking nonsense questions? (can tiktok access home wifi haha)?

just ban it as China did to Facebook, google.

Anonymous wrote:As bad as Tik-Tok is, this legislative response is a horrible answer.

I agree. When you look at the thread and see the possible ramifications, it is scary.
And, we have seen on a smaller scale what happens when the government abuses authority to target political opponents. Why make it legal?

Anonymous wrote:As bad as Tik-Tok is, this legislative response is a horrible answer.

Puh-leeze! You sound like one of those anti-government conspiracy theorists/ Planet Pizza Q-types.

As bad as Tik-Tok is, this legislative response is a horrible answer.