Today the Supreme Court of the United States heard arguments on both sides of the TikTok ban issue. One of the biggest opponents of the ban is, strangely, Donald Trump, despite that in 2020 he was the one who signed an executive order to ban the social media application due to national security issues. Now he is urging the Supreme Court to reconsider on grounds of First Amendment violations, something the Justice Department is arguing against. Apps like TikTok are potentially harmful for other reasons too: anxiety, depression, eating disorders, isolation, loneliness, suicide, nervous tics, Tourette’s syndrome, etc., not to mention moral corruption. While they could be used for educational purposes, as this Chinese app is in China, the U.S. version is Weimar Germany on steroids. Proponents argue that it is truly a haven of free speech, which for China is the avenue to corrupt the moral fabric of its western enemy. Opponents argue it threatens national security, rightly, but the biggest opponent to the ban outside the country is Israel. Why? Because TikTok is considered the leader in social media criticism of Israel. That alone is the reason Israel wants it banned, not because of U.S. national security, which, ironically, they are responsible for compromising every day. Otherwise, Israel is content with the Chinese promotion in the U.S. of brainwashing. After all, Israel runs the porn industry, pedophilia, illegal immigration, and LGBTQ. Perhaps most ironic of all, Muslims are the ones to have made viral posts about the cesspit of TikTok and how the Chinese version promotes intellectualism. The ban on TikTok, however, would only require permanent restriction if ByteDance didn’t sell to another company, something China is probably reluctant to do.

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