> Wasn’t it China at one time that placed limits on the number of children you could have?

But considering the statistics at that time, one could say that it was reasonable. It is better to limit the birth of children rather than, after some time, let natural selection to kill the weakest for starvation or lack of proper environment.

One could say this ban is reasonable. Better to remove an app that is clearly linked to misinformation and spreading unrest in the US than to let the app continue to make it easy to spread lies and manipulate people.

That argument only works if it applies equally. With same grounds one could ban X or Truth Social as well.

I don’t believe X or Meta or any other large platforms should have free rein to enable foreign influence with falsehoods and misleading attribution like they do. A ban may not be appropriate, but it’s outrageous that X and Facebook are effectively used by foreign powers to pinpoint target propaganda to individuals to sway elections. This is unprecedented and must be responded to.

Obviously in this context it is about China indoctrinating US girls. TikTok is banned in China.

China itself had the one-child policy because the country is full, like the EU. The US has declining birth rates.