I love deep state censorship.

So do I. It's one of my favorite things. It keeps me safe. I love the government. I love the government getting involved in social media. And I love social media, uh, bending the knee to what the government wants. Well, because guys, you don't understand. There are just, there are just some topics that are just too, too sensitive. There are just some things I just I don't want to hear

personally. And I personally like it when government censors things under the guise of seemingly

noble pursuits like eliminating hate speech or protecting children. Yeah, that's that's always good.

It's fair. It's righteous. It's just, I would say. Never once has any of these justifications

ever gone too far. No, never, never once.

And we have another example of this. Of course, we're being a little bit facetious. We're, we're,

kidding around a little bit. And this time, the way in which the government is getting involved

in social media, getting involved in speech is on TikTok. Yeah. My glorious, glorious TikTok,

probably the reason you're listening. I was going to say my glorious app, 95% of you found us on TikTok. And the only reason the other 5% of you found us is because enough people came over from TikTok to actually get the show pop in. Yeah. And there's been some worrying developments from TikTok for a while. First of all, when they sort of cowttowed to Donald Trump and put out that message where it was like, thank you Trump for protecting free speech. First of all, when Joe Biden said, yes, time to ban TikTok. Yes, I will say, yeah, yeah, Joe, that was kind of the Democrats fault. And then Trump kind of got the dub on that. And then I think recently TikTok announced that like a sale is going to happen or the Trump administration worked out the details, something like that.

And now there's a new chilling development. And I feel like, I feel like it's beyond there.

Yes, it is. It's a bit too on the nose for me. It's a bit too on the nose for me. I'll just tell you what's happening.

TikTok's new hate speech manager is from the IDF.

Guys, like,

her name.

It couldn't be more obvious.

Yeah.

Her name is Erica Mindell.

She's the new hate speech manager for TikTok.

And her job description involves, quote,

spearheading long-term policy and, quote,

serving as a subject matter,

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