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For what feels like an eternity, TikTok has been on the brink of getting banned for one reason or another. It is the most

confusing topic thing that we are like subjected to try and figure out. Like on one hand,

the government is like, it's just national security risk, but they won't like tell us why they

want to ban it, which least the theory is that like, oh, they want a silence free speech. On the other hand, it's like, uh, they're like, okay, you can sell it to it

an American company. Just don't be a Chinese company. It's like, okay, well, it's so confusing.

It's so confusing and I want to get to the bottom of it. My personal feelings on it is I don't

care one way or another

if it gets banned. And for context, I got my, the start of my career from TikTok. My TikToks

first blew up and then people went to my YouTube and then went back to TikTok and you know what?

I still have it on my phone. I still will throw a shitpost on there. But I think overall,

it is an evil app.

I think it is an evil dark entity that in the grand scheme of things for society and humanity,

it would be a net positive if it ceased to exist. But of course, that comes with a lot of things.

That comes with a lot of negatives. On one hand, okay, there's like boom, like thousands of people that work at TikTok whose

jobs just got evaporated.

For example, in Canada, they just banned TikTok.

Let me just make this very clear.

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