Not with the broken time counter displaying 5 hours

It was equal parts sad and hilarious that a crowd yelled "Say her name!" to him as if he was the bad guy when he literally wrote the Justice For Breona Taylor Act

This took a turn

He was wearing a mask that hid his identity and asked to leave, and left, so it's alright

There's a honk in my pants

Oh my
I've just learnt something else

Even I didn't know. I've learnt something about myself today

Maybe so. I think we need to be careful not to erase women

If a biological male can call himself/herself a woman, then the term woman has no meaning except maybe to refer to a person. Seems like this would erase the identity of women (or at least women as we used to understand the term), no?

Yes

You don't understand it's for the good of society and the environment

Your mum gay

This is the tank version, not the anti-tank version

Well like I say, there's communication borne out of a spirit of respectful negotiation, and there's demanding things from people who have no contract with you. Twitter is particularly notorious for the mob-like demands often made on the platform
Nietszche talked about how "In individuals, insanity is the exception rather than the rule. With crowds, it is the opposite". I'm paraphrasing somewhat but you get the point

As I indicated on another recent post, a job is not made invalid or valid because of people saying so. A job is made valid if one party will voluntarily pay money for the goods or services of another party, and the contract is carried out in good faith by both parties
The "free market at work" is simply you choosing to buy or not buy a product or service, and negotiating with the other party involved can be a healthy part of the process
To make demands regarding a deal with which you are not involved is more like activism. Which might well be beneficial in some cases, but if you're not careful it can look like so-called "cancel culture"

I think it's logical to assume that removing a book from the reading list of a state-run school is significantly different from asking (or demanding, as much of twitter seems to be doing) what a private company does with one of their employees or contractors
Conflating the two would commit the logical fallacy of false equivalence