Musk couldn't stand it anymore, and posted on X on the 19th: "TikTok should not be banned in the United States, although such a ban may benefit the X platform, but it will violate freedom of speech and expression."
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker Johnson hatched a conspiracy to package TikTok's "ban or sell it" bill into a package along with the bill to aid Israel and Ukraine and submit it to a vote. This is the "Rapid Action Plan" of the US House of Representatives, and the US Congress will directly pass the package because it must aid Israel.
U.S. media reports described that "TikTok is about to usher in a critical moment in Washington." TikTok also responded to the latest developments, saying that the U.S. House of Representatives once again forcibly pushed forward a ban bill under the cover of a bill related to foreign humanitarian assistance. The bill would trample on the free speech rights of 170 million Americans, destroy 7 million businesses, and shut down a platform that contributes $24 billion annually to the U.S. economy.
In fact, as early as March 13, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 352 to 65 and decided to give ByteDance about six months to divest Tiktok's assets in the United States, otherwise it would be banned. However, it was recently extended to 12 months, after the November elections.
Obviously, in the face of overwhelming opposition in the country, Biden adopted a "procrastination trick" in order to avoid affecting the election, so as not to affect the support of the younger generation for him. Previously, the Biden campaign also registered an account on TikTok and posted videos.
This is despite the fact that TikTok has never shared U.S. user data and has spent more than $1.5 billion to protect U.S. user data and store it in the United States. However, U.S. lawmakers and multiple officials insisted that "TikTok poses a national security risk because China could force TikTok to share the U.S. user count." ”
In fact, everyone understands that there are two reasons: first, the parent company is China's ByteDance, and second, the hegemony of public opinion in the United States cannot interfere with fair information on the platform.
Therefore, Musk, the owner of Platform X, who is a potential competitor, can't stand it anymore and publicly criticizes the United States for banning TikTok "will violate freedom of speech and expression." Oppose a ban on TikTok in the U.S., saying it would conflict with the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which is "not what the U.S. should support." This undoubtedly lifts the fig leaf of the United States and truly shows the true nature of American hypocrisy.
In fact, Musk's statement is very important, which means that once TikTok is banned, it actually strengthens the power of Google and Meta. You've probably heard of Google's chastity archway that promises "Don't be evil," but it's actually even more ridiculous.
Recently, some Google employees staged a sit-in in the office area to protest against Google's artificial intelligence project for Israel's "killing services", calling for an immediate ceasefire for Israeli forces in the Gaza Strip, and hoping that Google would cancel its $1.2 billion contract with Israel.
As a result, Google did a terrible job, first directly canceling the protesters' curfews, then announcing their dismissal, and then allowing the US police to arrest the above people for "illegal trespassing", and a total of 28 people were fired from the two offices.
Google is actually a company that is deeply tied to Israel and even Zionism, and its Meta will benefit from the ban of TikTok, as well as Musk's X platform.
The death of the rabbit and the fox are sad, everyone understands. Musk just said a fair word, but it's hard to say whether it's useful or not. #马斯克确认推迟访问印度#