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hnpolicestate ◴[06 Nov 24 23:39 UTC] No.42071314[source]▶

>>42070946 (OP) #

Same goes for the U.S, if citizens are banned from using an app you don't live in a democracy.

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1. lnxg33k1 ◴[06 Nov 24 23:46 UTC] No.42071402[source]▶

>>42071314 #

Democracy means having the ability to cast a preference, and citizens have voted twice for a guy saying he would ban TikTok, not sure what's more democratic than that

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2. ysofunny ◴[07 Nov 24 00:47 UTC] No.42071938[source]▶

>>42071402 (TP) #

but ordered society also means "elections change nothing, there are rules"

so then, under this premise, what changes things? a vote in congress

3. logicchains ◴[07 Nov 24 06:26 UTC] No.42073997[source]▶

>>42071402 (TP) #

He explicitly said he wouldn't ban TikTok during his second campaign.

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Trudeau government bans TikTok from operating in Canada