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Nearly half of [[American]]s - 150 million people - are active users on TikTok, according to a statement by its CEO Shou Chew on March 21, 2023.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/21/tech/tiktok-150-million-us-users/index.html</ref> [[Liberal]]s dislike how TikTok users post videos and comments objecting to [[public school]] [[illiteracy]] or regretting [[abortion]].

Nearly half of [[American]]s - 150 million people - are active users on TikTok, according to a statement by its CEO Shou Chew on March 21, 2023.<ref>https://www.cnn.com/2023/03/21/tech/tiktok-150-million-us-users/index.html</ref> [[Liberal]]s dislike how TikTok users post videos and comments objecting to [[public school]] [[illiteracy]] or regretting [[abortion]].

[[Biden]], in a tight race for reelection, proposed in March 2023 to try to ban TikTok,<ref>https://slate.com/technology/2023/03/biden-tiktok-sale-china.html</ref> which hinders [[Democrat]] efforts to exploit and mislead young voters.  Dems depend heavily on young voters to win presidential elections.

[[Biden]], in a tight race for reelection, proposed in March 2023 to try to ban TikTok,<ref>https://slate.com/technology/2023/03/biden-tiktok-sale-china.html</ref> which hinders [[Democrat]] efforts to exploit and mislead young voters.  Dems depend heavily on young voters to win presidential elections. But later Biden's campaign established its own account on TikTok to promote his reelection.

[[Social media]] [[monopoly|monopolists]] are perhaps the most opposed to TikTok, and have the most to lose from its competition.  TikTok has pulled enormous traffic away from the [[Leftist]] [[Silicon Valley]] [[monopoly|mnopolies]].<ref>Here's the list of the top ten as of 2021:

[[Social media]] [[monopoly|monopolists]] are perhaps the most opposed to TikTok, and have the most to lose from its competition.  TikTok has pulled enormous traffic away from the [[Leftist]] [[Silicon Valley]] [[monopoly|mnopolies]].<ref>Here's the list of the top ten as of 2021: