@saints_gambit @LetterkennyProb To me the weird thing is that nobody has parents! and it is never discussed (well except for the Dycks who unfortunatly did not make an appearance in the last season :-) )
@s8n All fruit when crushed or rotten can have naturally occurring alcohol. As long as there is sugar, yeast and water alcohol will happen. There are many stories about deer, bear and other wild animals getting drunk on apples that have fallen and rotted on the ground
@FernBrady @watsoncomedian Fern was the BEST! and the others on her season were also fantastic.. it was a great ensemble. I can watch those episodes every day! (Shut up Birds!)
@fasc1nate My question is what chemicals are needed to produce them? I have read that Bamboo fabric is basically the same process and chemicals that is used to make polyester.. so is the manufacturing of these bottles (not just the end product) "non-toxic"?
@ConsumerSOS Employers are already not being able to easily recruit new qualified / experienced employees if they mandate a return to the office then may lose some current employees and not be able to replace them..
@citypainter @ariehkovler it is an "ad" if they are selling something or pushing a product BUT if they are just saying "Trump won the election" then not really .... it is just sleazy..
According to the Progress Action Fund, Twitter banned the following political ad that they had placed on Twitter/X, and then their account was shadow banned.
The ad below, entitled “Republicans In Your Bedroom,” which PAF says was intended for the August 8 election in Ohio was taken down, according to the group.
Progress Action Fund believes this ad was taken down due to Elon Musk having a “far-right political agenda.” I decided to check the Twitter ad policy, and that policy does say that the promotion of “adult sexual content” is not permitted.
Some of the examples of of this content would include the following:
•Full and partial nudity
•Modeled clothing that is sexual in nature
I think that perhaps this ad could be deemed to fall under the second bullet point, but I believe that would be quite a reach. That would mean that virtually all swimwear ads would also be prohibited.
I think Twiitter/X owes an explanation for this. Was this ad really banned? If so, why? Also why is the aforementioned account shadow banned (if that is true)?
What are everyone’s thoughts? Should this ad be permitted on Twitter? If not, why not?