*Cake screaming in Japanese gibberish*

It's almost like people watched Top Gear for the people, not the content...

TBF, both sides can be guilty of doublethink. Many of those being whipped into a mob about Twitter "censorship" are the same ones who want athletes to be cut and fired for kneeling during the national anthem to protest police brutality, and constantly say that it isn't illegal because it's a private business, so they can do what they want. And to be clear, I would support the rights of the teams to cut athletes for that, because they *are* private businesses. It only gets dicey if all the owners collude to prevent those players from being signed afterward, because that violates the CBAs of the leagues.

So, I would very much like to point out a huge difference here. Twitter is a private corporation. The law allows them the ability to dictate what speech can and cannot be voiced on their platform. The Nigerian government, on the other hand, is, well, a government entity. Their action is absolutely a violation of the human right of free speech of their citizens. Private corporations and government entities are *not* equivalent, and are held to different standards.

First of all, there are tax reasons. Second is legal issues regarding things like end of life care. There are a lot of fucked up things that have happened with gay couples when gay marriages were not allowable: situations where their partner of years was not allowed to have a say in the partner's care, while their parents who disowned them and haven't been involved in their life for decades do because the parents have the legal rights as next of kin.

I think we all did, lol!

Yup. Especially since that helps it last longer, and helps her get there, ya know?

Bruh, just use Wikipedia, but then quote the sources quoted on Wikipedia, lol.
Disclaimer: Don't actually do this for a class in your major, though. However, Wikipedia can still be an excellent place to start finding some useful resources and articles.

Yeah, and the other side should be a lot more to the point about it too. "Hey, we are short-handed tonight, so if you are available to come in on your night off, we'll give you time-and-a-half, even if it's just a couple of hours." I get that text message, I would strongly consider coming in, because they clearly know it's a favor, not an expectation.

Okay, fair point, lol. Death just has very high standards, okay?!