Chase’s Reviews > Revolutionary Algorithms: A TikTok Manifesto > Status Update

"the young skewing demographic of tiktok may actually be a boon to the palestinian cause"
yeah. it is. because kids haven't fully developed critical thinking skills and are thus more susceptible to propaganda, misinformation, and radicalization. also, their friends in the same age group are engaging with online extremist misinformation, which funnels them into the same pipeline.
this is the opposite of a flex

"the inability to call a state sponsored ethnic cleansing, a state sponsored ethnic cleansing" [in reference to author's anti zionist conspiracy beliefs]... well. maybe if ms. alkers had taken a moment between logorrhea and publication, she would have had time to organically come upon the idea that perhaps, she too, is not immune to propaganda.

"on tiktok i am bombarded by 'palestinian' journalists using numbers to foster empathy" is a WILD thing to say before immediately and uncritically believing everything told to you.
who does this algorithm benefit (by design), from your outrage, justified or not? china, and by extension the gaza health ministry
who funds the gaza health ministry? hamas, and china and iran by proxy.
think before you ragepost

okay nevermind, she just cited Al Jazeera. absolutely losing my mind at how steadfastly the left refuses to acknowledge the fact that al jazeera is the qatari equivalent of RT russia today. it's worse than fox news, it's legitimately alternate reality news

there are few things more viscerally cringe-inducing than hearing someone purportedly claim to be anti colonialism and then unironically use the word "palestine" as if discussing a country. immediately exposes that they haven't read any regional history whatsoever. SHAME
i could have gleaned this information from the author's american accent and choice of writing topic, but i try to give benefit of the doubt.

learned a new word for the first time in awhile:
"perspicacity", noun, meaning acute discernment or perceptive insight