I definitely subscribe to some people who could be labelled that way, because I subscribe to interesting content. Most of my favorite YouTubers don't show their face at all, and a few show neither their face nor their voice. But, I am sure you can also find people who discriminate anyway, otherwise we wouldn't need to have conversations about discrimination.

But, there is a very different ethical and practical divide between a company implementing systematic discrimination and discrimination by individual users. This divide is large enough that most western nations have decided to draw their legislative lines there.

So you are completely ok with TikTok filtering out content from ugly, poor or disabled users? Because that is what it sounds like.

The article said ugly, disabled or poor, not ugly, disabled and poor. You'd think someone on HN would know the difference between the two.