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by hn_acker
822 days ago
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catskul2's comment was very ambiguous, but a charitable interpretation of the first part > non-political is political. Do you imagine that there aren't people making political TikToks? is that you are indeed in a filter bubble of non-political content which exists alongside political content. One example of political content on TikTok within the larger Israel-Hamas war topic was the brief trend of commenting on Osama bin Laden's manifesto called "Letter to America" [1]. If you were (not saying that you are) knowingly ignoring the existence of political content on a specific topic on TikTok, then you would be making an inherently political decision (which does not mean that you should change your decision). [1] https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/osama-bin-ladens-lette... |
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