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"A large part of it" However, the evidence is that "at least two" Congressmen mentioned it as a reason a single time each.
by cmeacham98 2y ago
"A large part of it"
However, the evidence is that "at least two" Congressmen mentioned it as a reason a single time each.
- oefrha 2y ago“You provided a single link so all the evidence in the world is that single link” is some lame trolling. The topic has been reported many times over since last October/November, with letter to Treasury Secretary [1], op-eds, hearings and addresses on Congress floor which you can look up yourself in a few minutes. [2] is a starting point from early on. [1] https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/israel-palestine-hawley-tiktok-war-hamas-ban-josh-rcna124013 https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/israel-palestine-hawl... [2] https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/11/10/tiktok-faces-renewed-calls-for-a-ban-amid-pro-hamas-anti-israel-claims https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/11/10/tiktok-faces-renew...
- OhioMan2943 2y agoDon't get why your previous comment got flagged
- oefrha 2y ago1. There may be users who think I’m going on a flamewar tangent. I may think so myself about similar comments on a variety of topics, but IMO top-down censorship of pro-Palestinian content is something you can’t get around when discussing the TikTok ban. 2. I believe there are a substantial number of users prowling HN flagging anything perceived as anti-Israel. (Same can be said about anything perceived as pro-Israel, btw. Among other things.)
- OhioMan2943 2y agoI've definitely come across the second, when posting links to verifiable hasbarah idf social media propaganda training videos and powerpoints the comment got flagged for no reason.