Creator delivers a passionate plan to fight the TikTok ban from his carfrom @bradley.thor

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Tuesday, January 14. Current thoughts, updates, and future plans going forward to prevent the TikTok ban. The very first thing that needs to be done today is a shift in mood. If you don't feel the least bit inspired or empowered by now, you should. Special fucking shout out to anybody and everybody who has participated in any tiny way to speak out about what is wrong about banning TikTok. Maybe all you could do was comment. I've seen people make their first fucking video ever about this topic. You have no fucking idea how much more secure it makes everybody feel if you're not the only one going out on a limb, sharing your ideas, and making a video. However, in direct contrast to that, there are an alarming amount of individuals who made their millions off TikTok, reach what I would call escape velocity, meaning they no longer need the app to remain wealthy and relevant and just quietly stayed out of frame. Said, oh, we'll just see what happens. You know what that is? That's using the ladder to get over the wall and then turning around and pulling the ladder right up behind you, but I digress. My point is if you've said anything at all, thank you. Thank you. Two, I want to prepare us for the very high probability that our government is going to put us very soon in a position where they try to gaslight us by saying tier tried to sell to him. They gave him multiple opportunities for him to sell the app, and he didn't take it. And there is a high, high probability that they use that as an opportunity to try to convince you that that was their best effort. So I'm here to remind you that's not a negotiation. That's a closed market ultimatum, not the same thing. TikTok's US servers are, you guessed it, right here in America. They were trying to slowly breadcrumb TikTok into America to see how much they could make tier. Rug pull, you gotta sell it to us no. That's not a negotiation and none of us were involved in any of this decision making. That's another part. Taxation without representation. So all I'm saying is prepare yourself mentally for those mind games that are going to come. Third, we need to make it exceedingly clear to the government that we are watching. So that may be tagging government officials in certain places, that may be reposting hearings, that may be you making a green screen video talking about those hearings. Whatever we're doing right now, our main focus is to increase the sensation of visibility. I want them to feel like they are in a glass fucking house when they come in and do their final ruling. Now to be fair, this is how they should have been feeling all along, but the system has been very successful at keeping us too busy trying to earn a living to be able to also tap in and watch. So historically, they've been able to get by off that fact alone with slippery maneuvers because we're tired. But social media is turning the Supreme Court into a glass house right now, and that's what we need. They need to be thinking who is watching this as they're saying it. Now on the heels of what I just said, this is my last point for today. I know there's a lot of people out there that get high anxiety tier stress and panic attacks from the sensation of best, from even the slightest inkling that there's civil unrest around them. They get tight, they get anxious, they get scared, and it makes them wanna freeze up. So this is me reminding you. Nobody who is a neighboring citizen without governmental power, an average everyday worse. There's a 170,000,000 of us on here. Not a single fucking one of us. Not one out of the 170,000,000 wants you to have worse access to health care or less access to a free market to help you make some more money if your job doesn't pay you enough or if you have aspirations to grow your small business. Every single one of us has that in common with each other. And no matter what the end result of this bill is, pass or no pass, that will be step two. So I want you if you're one of those anxious people to think on this. If the government bans TikTok, good luck. If the government doesn't ban TikTok, then the American people did not have to kick any physical doors down to let them know we are all up in that bitch.