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S&P 500 is 'bizarrely overvalued' and could crash 49% as recession sets in, elite strategist says

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  • What AI companies are in the S&P500?

    • TikTok Rule

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  • The government does a shitty job, but it is representative. American culture is dominated by billionaire worship, consumerism, and greed. We shouldn't be so surprised when our elected officials share our values.

    • Both the Economist and the WSJ state explicitly that the main reason the TikTok ban picked up so much bipartisan steam in DC since Oct. 7 was because of how much Israel criticism was allowed to air an

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  • The articles cite "people" and a single analyst concerned about content, but no lawmakers.

    I understand people are concerned with 1st amendment issues, but I do not see any issues with free expression here. Individual US citizens have the right to free speech in America, including the right to spread CCP propaganda. Foreign companies do not have this 1st amendment right. Also, individuals do not have a right to use a specific privately-held platform for expression. If this right existed, the government would have to bail out a bankrupt platform to keep it operational.

    This bill is regulating a corporation. In my view, we should do more to distinguish corporate rights from individual rights, end corporate personhood, and hit all companies, including social media companies, with many more regulations. This bill is a step in that direction, and hopefully a prelude to data privacy bills.