Censorship isn't the same as consequences.
BambiDiego
joined 1 year ago
It's more that they have weaker muscles so they come pretenderized.
I love it!
In my family I raise my hand while the louder ones finish their soliloquis, and then they pass the floor to me, then I start making my point, get interrupted, lose my train of thought, and they contradict themselves and get upset when I point it out.
Men are so good and hearty and I'm not gonna do that, I have a few questions.
Women are home and the one I can get for you and your family to get to know if they have a good day.
👹🚫 Oni-off
Sensibly, you're right.
In the real world, there's no excuse, just explanations.
A 2 year old just cannot be expected to handle a crisis of any sort. You can teach them to be careful, to be aware, to be expressive, to be communicative, but never to handle a real crisis.
Exactly, that's incorrect, it's "I'll take things with me"
Same goes for "literally" as "metaphorically."
And the hill I will die on is the word "bring."
You're not "bringing" anything anywhere unless it's exactly from anywhere else to where you are right now.
You "take" things with you elsewhere, you don't "bring" them elsewhere.
However annoyed you are when somebody corrects that, it's how annoyed they are when someone makes the mistake in the first place.
Not saying anyone is right, but I am saying the one making the mistake, the one correcting, and the one complaining that it's annoying to correct them, are all petty bitches.
It's annoying.
Elon's companies have had financial trends that ebb and flow with the whims of the influence of their owner, intended and otherwise, the correlation is:
They have the same owner.
Define "free speech," because contextually what you want sounds more like "speech without consequence" which is not the same thing, but rather a veil of plausible deniability in which to hide in, while being hateful.