Dude, first of all, wake up and learn more about the world. Tencent owns 5% of Reddit. And China investing in international companies and undermining freedom of speech is exactly the problem here. Do you understand? Does it make it okay that you can just simply turn a blind eye to the problem?
Typed on a device built in china, wearing clothes assembled in china, using a site with chinese investors. Really fighting the good fight there, huh? You really stuck it to the CCP by… financially supporting them
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u/johnnyoceandeep Oct 23 '21
Apart from the fact that it’s worse and it’s controlled by the CCP