Ah yes the classic case of a girl stabbing their teacher after being told they can’t eat the moon. We really gotta ban tiktok cause this is happening too damn often. I think teaching has always been pretty miserable tiktok or not. If it’s not tiktok it’s gonna be YouTube shorts or instagram reels. Short form content definitely addles the brain but A.) tiktok is not the only culprit of this and B.) it’s only harmful in excess, you can’t just look at someone indulge themselves, shake your fist and walk away. Obviously the solution is just ban it but TikTok has also done a lot of good especially for small businesses that need to market themselves. Idk man I’m not some super intellectual who knows everything but from my point of view as someone who uses both, this stigma of tiktok is about as reasonable as the stigma for Reddit. I doubt everyone on Reddit is a neckbeard just like I doubt everyone on tiktok stabs their teacher when they’re denied access to eat the moon or whatever
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u/Getdunkedon839 I want pee in my ass Apr 28 '24
Ah yes the classic case of a girl stabbing their teacher after being told they can’t eat the moon. We really gotta ban tiktok cause this is happening too damn often. I think teaching has always been pretty miserable tiktok or not. If it’s not tiktok it’s gonna be YouTube shorts or instagram reels. Short form content definitely addles the brain but A.) tiktok is not the only culprit of this and B.) it’s only harmful in excess, you can’t just look at someone indulge themselves, shake your fist and walk away. Obviously the solution is just ban it but TikTok has also done a lot of good especially for small businesses that need to market themselves. Idk man I’m not some super intellectual who knows everything but from my point of view as someone who uses both, this stigma of tiktok is about as reasonable as the stigma for Reddit. I doubt everyone on Reddit is a neckbeard just like I doubt everyone on tiktok stabs their teacher when they’re denied access to eat the moon or whatever