I would 100% pay for ad-free TikTok. Iād pay more than I pay for YouTube Premium or Netflix or ...
@53de482a Generally, I think people's issue with TikTok isn't the content so much as the fact that the app itself is a massive privacy violation.
nostr:npub1e2vqtzzx4pg2j7yw60qy0vmmrlwkp8hd5pty0txhvv3re46ekf4qdx2kvd Not sure what you are sayi...
@ce0206c9 No, I'm agreeing with you and commenting on the mentality of people who demand that others stay in toxic situations.
The "stay and fight" and "only losers leave" mentality, when it comes to living in a fascist stat...
@ce0206c9 Demanding people to sign a figurative suicide pact like that is toxic, abusive, manipulative bullshit.
Gonna cheer this timeline up if I have to post every cute pic in my meme collection
@b7802b02 Excuse me, I'm going to need to see their Koala-fications.
20-years prison for saving 1,000 lives
@429bb265 When saving lives is against the law, then the law is immoral and must be broken.
I would rather catch my partner cheating than walk in on them laughing at a Bill Maher monologue
@1f1f0e3b "Honey, I swear, it's not what it looks like! I was laughing AT Bill Maher, not WITH him!"
@58606072 It's such a self-own when they use that analogy. Yes, jackasses, a few bad apples spoils the bunch. In other words: #ACAB
@b17a3b4f @58606072 I doubt it's intentional, but it does perpetuate an existing societal norm. Your inverse example feels a bit tenuous. We call these things "assistants" for a reason, they're digital gofers, not sources of expertise.
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