On a personal level, I agree 100%. I prefer to wear modest clothing and don't feel comfortable "showing off", and I think especially among teen girls there can be pressure to show off which should be managed (not by forbidding them to wear clothes that reveal shoulders, but by better educating kids about self worth and such). That said, if someone does feel the most comfortable in fewer layers, maybe because they go to the gym a lot and want to show off their muscles, who are we to tell them to stop?
But I still might judge them, lol. That's human nature, we all judge each other. Yeah if I see a girl wearing a deep V and shorts that look more like thongs I'm gonna think she's probably compensating for something in her life. And if I learn someone is buying fast fashion made by Chinese kids in terrible conditions instead of ethical fashion or second hand, oh boy will I judge them hard. Where your clothes come from is more important to me than how they look. (1/2)

Idk I think it'd be nice for people not to be punished for wearing clothes they like. Y'know, freedom and all.

I started replaying it recently but then I bought Assassin's Creed Odyssey and I've been playing that a lot. It feels weird to say about a Ubisoft game but I've felt a bit of that BioWare spirit in it, with decisions that change the game and how making the right choices and seeing them impact the world makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside. It's something I haven't felt with any other games besides BioWare games. So if you're bored in the quarantine, I recommend trying this!

I'll just be standing over there... until the blushing stops
(I've played those games so many times I probably know all the quotes lol)

healthline . com/nutrition/raw-potatoes
"Potatoes contain glycoalkaloids, a type of chemical compound found in members of the nightshade family that can be toxic if consumed in high amounts. Potatoes, particularly green potatoes, contain two types of glycoalkaloids: solanine and chaconine. (...) If consumed in high doses, symptoms of glycoalkaloid toxicity can include drowsiness, itchiness, increased sensitivity and digestive issues."
That said, the article also says that raw potatoes may have some health benefits so I guess just don't eat too much?
Maybe you've even built up a resistance if you do this regularly.

Oh I agree, there's no way Biden can beat Trump, especially with the state his health is in right now. I wouldn't be surprised if it turned out he has Alzheimer's. Bernie's campaign should've hammered electability more in my opinion.
That said, I concluded you were a Fox News Kool Aid drinker because a) you haven't said a single thing about policy, only "Bernie is bad because he wants to take your money", which is such a massive fucking strawman it'd be visible from space if it was built, b) you ignored my point about large corporations fucking the system and actually being the biggest moochers because they don't pay their taxes or employees and gleefully continued sucking their dicks and shitting on people who struggle to make ends meet because their bosses are greedy pieces of shit. As to the boomer thing, I don't really care about whether your age is over 65 or not, I just know your IQ isn't.

Are you... are you for real this disconnected from reality or is this account a parody of someone who watches Fox news 24/7?

Don't like moochers? Stop buying shit from Amazon, Jeff Bezos is the world's biggest welfare queen, he has the state pay for his employees' food stamps because he pays them so little.
Actually just stop buying stuff from large corporations since they dodge taxes and lobby extensively in order to limit competition and make the market less free and more beneficial to monopolies/oligopolies. Additionally, they take away jobs from their home country to outsource them to China where the products are made by 5 year olds in falling apart factories.
I'm sure you'll do that, right? You're principled and not just calling people buzzwords to score internet points, right?

He's married and has a daughter. His wife got into some legal trouble and I think had her license as a therapist revoked when she pushed his shitty "philosophy" onto her patients as a therapeutic method. I feel really sorry for their kid, they're both despicable scumbags.

Idk but I did that once too and it looked cool as heck

I guess if you're high up or a public representative of that company, sure.
But idk why a company should be going through the profiles of people just to find criticism and fire the person for them. Maybe the company has problems you want to address but nothing happened when you did it internally so you're going to social media in an attempt to make them do better? Firing someone for making a critical tweet about you just makes the company seem like it can't handle criticism and wants to shut down people who try to change things.