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Zinger549

Murphybear said:

TripleH said:

I'd only use tik tok to look up  news about Winnie the Pooh

Excuse my ignorance but can’t that be done elsewhere?  

There have been several memes/pics going around saying that Xi Jingping the president of China looks like Winnie the Pooh.

MattMattMattUK

roddydogs said:

Never seen this on TT..........

Neither do I, but then I have never used Tik Tok so I am not sure that counts.

TripleH

@Murphybear apologies, yes @zinger549 is right. It was a tongue in cheek comment that Chairman Xi is not happy being compared to Winnie the Pooh.

There was a meme comparing him and Barrack Obama to Winnie the Pooh and Tigger. Clearly not a big picture reader as that could have been spun to his advantage as an honest caring benevolent leader looked up to by all others (not that I'm fishing for a PR job here).

MalMonroe

Never seen gambling on TikTok. But then again, I've never looked for it. But even when children/people/anyone else are exposed to gambling it doesn't mean they are going to immediately join in. I used to buy a few lottery tickets now and again but gave it up when I decided it was a fool's game and I'd be better off putting my weekly fiver into my piggy bank. 

Besides if you hide things from children that just makes them more curious. 

DTucker1983

This is not surprising, because they get a lot of money for this, advertising such services and toys, so it has long been the norm. But I think that instead of criticizing something, try to start your own channel in Tik Tok and teach traditional values and talk about the harm of alcohol and gambling, citing some statistics and studies. Go to the site where they provide services to pump your account and buy video views on tiktok, as they directly affect your popularity on this platform. But it's up to you as always.