Americans are joining the Chinese social media app en masse to protest an imminent TikTok ban.
- American users have flocked to Chinese social media platform Xiaohongshu in defiance of security warnings.
- Chinese and American users have engaged in surprisingly friendly conversations about each other’s lives.
- The influx of American users could burden Xiaohongshu’s censorship mechanism, experts say.
No. I’m not doing research for you. Even if I did, we both know you’d either dismiss it or ignore it. I’m a nobody to you and you’re already biased against what I have to say.
We won’t see eye to eye on this. We simply won’t agree. It would just be a waste of my time.
I’m not asking you to do research. I’m asking you to show research you’ve presumably already done.
I don’t keep links to things I’ve read over the years. You really think I have a folder on my desktop labelled “CCP Propaganda Proof” with various docs and links?
I’m surprised you dont.
I think you should if you’re going to make such statements. All you need to do is save your comments where you’ve used those links. Then you can link to those comments.
No. I don’t “make such statements” as my day job. I’m not trying to prove anything to you. This is the most interaction I’m going to have on this topic.
So you just spread misinformation on purpose and run away when pressed?
Prove it’s not misinformation.
I think you have that reversed. You’re the one with the provable position.
