Facebook marketplace is run by aholes.
I tried selling some Pelican cases there. The cases are called rifle cases by Pelican but can be used for many other things such as camera, electronic or fishing gear.
FB marketplace permanently closed my marketplace account. Sent me a form letter email saying I violated the TOS. Appeals generate the same mindless, robotic form letter.
It is a plastic case, but it had the word 'rifle' in its name.
Why buy laundry detergent at whole foods? That's a simple commodity that they overprice.
Buy everyday commodities at Walmart. Fruits, vegetables, meats and bakery goods you buy at WF.
Hide shorts for Youtube
https://github.com/Vulpelo/hid...
https://www.washingtonpost.com...
Start with Britain, where "grossly offensive" communications can be a police matter. In 2023, British police made more than 12,000 arrests under two communications statutes. For comparison, during America’s first Red Scare, from 1919 to 1920, one of the worst crackdowns on speech in the nation’s history, the United States averaged about 2,000 arrests per year, when the U.S. population was more than 50 percent bigger than Britain’s today.
Behind the numbers are stories like that of Elizabeth Kinney, a mother of four who was arrested for having called a man who assaulted her a homophobic slur — not to his face, but in a private message to a friend. After the two fell out, the now former friend sent the messages to law enforcement. Kinney’s attacker wasn’t punished, but she was, under the Malicious Communications Act. Told she potentially faced 10 years in prison, Kinney pleaded guilty. She was sentenced to the British equivalent of probation and community service, and fined the equivalent of nearly $500.
Then what?
Does this include California government databases?
They couldn't use Balonium or Trumpium?.
Reading is of no use since the state has eliminated books.
Programming is an unnatural act.
