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Is China Using TikTok to Control the Minds of Our Children?
Alex Marlow, News Editor-in-Chief at the rightwing website Breitbart.com, recently made the claim that “TikTok is Chinese mind control,” pointing to how it has captivated the “increasingly A.D.D. American mind” with its constant scrolling. Is there any truth to this claim? And is TikTok more dangerous than we realize, not just because of the mindless distraction it provides but because of its content?
Ironically, although TikTok was developed by a Chinese company and is owned by a Chinese company, it is banned in China, along with a number of other, major social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and …
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Tagged Alex Marlow, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Facebook, Gender Confusion, Gender dysphoria, Good Morning America, Instagram, Jordan Peterson, Matt Walsh, Multiple Personality Disorder, New York Post, Newsweek, social contagion, TikTok, Twitter
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From Gulag to Google
It is true that Google is not imprisoning dissenters in a vast network of prison camps, similar to what Alexander Solzhenitsyn described in The Gulag Archipelago. But there is a good reason that retired NYU professor Michael Rectenwald titled his 2019 book Google Archipelago: The Digital Gulag and the Simulation of Freedom.
Posted in Media Watch
Tagged Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Basilea Schlink, Big Tech, Google, Google Archipelago: The Digital Gulag and the Simulation of Freedom, Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, Michael Rectenwald, The Gulag Archipelago, The New York Post, Twitter, YouTube
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Ordinances Banning ‘Sexual Orientation Change Efforts’ Are Unconstitutional, Says 11th Circuit
Many Christians, especially when it comes to LGBT-related issues, have bought into what might be called “the inevitability thesis.” Nearly everything in our culture has convinced them to assume that it is futile for anyone to resist their same-sex attractions. And, any attempt to help someone, especially young people, reduce their behaviors and attractions is just as futile, and probably even illegal.
A ruling last month from the 11th Circuit court challenges the inevitability thesis.
A ruling last month from the 11th Circuit court challenges the inevitability thesis.
Posted in Religious Liberty, Sexuality
Tagged Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Britt Grant, conversion therapy ban, Free Speech, John Stonestreet, Julie Hamilton, Robert Otto, Rod Dreher, sexual orientation
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