Yeah because she's Chinese obviously. She should have born in America if she wanted to make anything. Big mistake. Big big mistake.
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Replying to @yabubian
No, because the moral character or intentions of the people running TikTok have absolutely no bearing on whether or not that data is available to the CCP. I don't begrudge anyone working with what they've got, but I'm not going to play stupid.
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Replying to @webdevMason
You actually began this by talking about "culturally entrenched anti-black racism", a pretty stupid prejudicial smear that has a lot to do with moral character. You used that to justify blanket discrimination against Chinese.
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Replying to @yabubian
Excuse me? The mixed and often uncomfortable experiences of the incredibly minute percentage of black people living in China are well-documented. Tell me: am I to be considered an obvious racist for ignoring them, or for hearing them?
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Replying to @webdevMason
You are being an obvious racist for assigning guilt for anti-Black racism to all Chinese. Naomi, for example, is an anti-racist, but you've already said that if Naomi is earth-2 made TikTok, racism from others in China should be reason enough ban her app.
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Replying to @yabubian
I would no sooner assign guilt for racism to all Chinese than to all Americans, but the extent to which discriminatory treatment is tolerated or endorsed is an orthogonal question that I'm not afraid to look at squarely. If you're going to put words in my mouth, think first.
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Replying to @webdevMason
Instead of engaging with it honestly you are instead choosing the simple, prejudicial and ignorant view that allows you to vilify a foreign country and people.
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Replying to @yabubian
Nonsense. I have a full laundry list of valid concerns with regard to the CCP, but I simply don't equate citizenship with ethnicity or governments with their people.
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Insofar as China has racist cultural attitudes to confront, it's hardly alone in the world — but it's pure fantasy to pretend these are non-issues except when pointed externally in order to benefit the ruling party.
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Replying to @webdevMason
But when it comes to TikTok, it's common struggle with racism a reason to dismiss accusations of xenophobia? What is this besides a justification of xenophobia, blending many complaints against China into an undifferentiated animosity and then using that prevents self-reflection.
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The reason to stop using TikTok is a tremendous amount of personal data that simply cannot be shielded from the CCP. That's it. Accusations of xenophobia are disingenuous, all the more so when used in the service of a near-perfectly ethnically homogenous regime.
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