(03-14-2024, 08:54 PM)p_rushing Wrote:

(03-14-2024, 09:13 AM)homebiscuit Wrote: Regardless, it’s a threat which our Congress, in a rare display of unity, voted to negate and we’re supposed to interpret that as a precursor to trampling our First Amendment rights? Geez, Louise.

You must not have read the bill.

The bill doesn't say it's banning the app or forcing them to sell. They have told you that's what the bill does but the details don't do that. This gives the government, I think another non-elected agency, the power to force ANY company to be sold or banned. Supposedly, there are some constraints about only being a few countries, but I don't see them following that if it is even there.

They will use the power to ban anything they can't control. Yes the app is terrible for people but banning it is a step too far.

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