Comments on: Eliminating decadent TikTok content is a matter of survival

By: Gavin Longmuir

Gavin Longmuir — Tue, 07 Feb 2023 21:12:25 +0000

“… such content is considered a herald of nihilism, a regression of humans back to beasts, a symptom of the West’s terminal illness that must be prevented from metastasizing to China.”

Many high-tech companies have found there are profound advantages in being a “fast follower” rather than being out in front. China is benefitting from something analogous. They can see what has happened to the West — a road that leads to censorship of facts in parallel with celebration of depravity. Quite reasonably, Chinese leaders decide they want none of that. So they choose a different path.

Will China’s path turn out better than the slippery slope we Westerners are sliding down? Time will tell.

By: Aisurgen

Aisurgen — Tue, 07 Feb 2023 15:02:02 +0000

That was then, Chicommies were also very proud of their zero-covid shtick those days. But how is it going now? Each Commies’ fight against human nature starts with the bang and hailed to the skies by the gullible Westerners of different political crazes, but usually ends iin a disaster, or with a whimper if they are lucky

By: Bomag

Bomag — Tue, 07 Feb 2023 13:30:36 +0000

Can’t be against this, in general. People do better with guidance.

In the West, we mandate tranny worship and vocational homosexual classes, while our censures are happily scratching data dissemination regarding racial genetic differences, and any White ethnic consciousness.

As we rocket into the future, I’m not sure if censures can keep ahead of the designated bad guys. We seem to have lost the war on drugs in the US. I’m thinking of Socrates, riffing on hierarchy where those above watch those below. When considering who watches the highest level, he suggested they have to watch themselves. Now that we are all becoming autonomous agents, we all have to watch ourselves if we are to avoid the swirling drain.