I mean… they did take her work off the shelves. They did just make it harder to support her work.

Much of the article, and the headline of the article, are about the rules on public image not being unilaterally applied.

I can’t parse your last sentence.

She might have been contracted rather than an employee, and may have already completed her contract. But either way it’s fuzzy. She could have grounds to dispute it, because:

1. She wasn’t acting as a representative of the company or it’s views.

2. She was using her independent social media account.

3. Her sometimes incendiary, political social media presence was a known entity and apparently discussed, and might even be considered part of her brand, unless her contract outlined what she could and couldn’t say for x amount of time after completing her contract.

4. The book was already printed and shipped, their recall could be considered retaliation for her political views, since they don’t apply the same rules across the board, and the recall would hurt her worse than them.

We have the freedom of speech to say the consequences are stupid and unreasonable.

A colloquialism used to justify bad things. I was agreeing with you and adding to the conversation.

“It was a different time.” Wait, no. We still have pedophiles and it’s terrible.

How crazy would it be if we found out he did it for love?

Take solace in the fact that they’re on a flood plane and will return to the sea when climate change ramps up.

The amount of corporate bios I’ve read that talk about wives, husbands and family is astounding.

But I’m not totally sure what this is. It looks like someone joining the community to work for free? I might be wrong. If that’s the case they should be allowed to write whatever the hell they want as long as it’s not hurtful.

And super weird they’d take out “queer” but leave the furry thing. Not that there’s anything wrong with either.

I wish.

I’m terrible at bookmarking, and most of it’s random stories on the internet. My favorite was about a girl, raised by wolves, who meets a werewolf, found on DeviantArt when I was a teenager when I didn’t know what erotica was. Must be gone because I haven’t been able to find it. But had a hell of an impact since I remember it, vividly.

Literotica has fantastic writers. I’m in a discord server with other amateur/professional writers, too. 9/10 are bad to meh, but that one in ten can rattle in my brain for days.

Hit me up if you ever want to collab. I’m a shit writer with a sense of humor who would love to read what you have.

This article prioritizes the conflict between the protesters and the first nation, with about three sentences regarding the conflict with the RCMP. It seems to intentionally obfuscate the fact the protesters were working under the guidance of local indigenous people and their primary conflict was, repeatedly, with the police.

Non violent protestors were pepper sprayed, arrested, injured, stolen from, and abused. They were charged, and settled with conditions that barred them from participation in future protests, fined them, as well as impeded their ability to work and live.

It was one of the largest protests in Canadian history and it was hidden by algorithms on social media. There was barely any detailed news about it, even at the time.

And people are trying to shut it down. It’s a damn shame.

Oh well, we still have the absolute chaos that is ammateur, self-published erotica.

Your post made me want to check these out. I only ever played one with a friend for kicks. It was a fun, cheap activity, easy to make a drinking game out of.

It’s like how erotica can still be literature, but people dismiss it for the sexual focus. But I’ve read erotic stories that had me hooked, made interesting social commentary, had nuanced characters and were just a fantastic time.

I’m from Nova Scotia and this is bullshit.

It’s a poor province without a lot of resources run by people who are way too happy to make and impose regulations to justify their positions.

A result of a young population who moved away for work and an aging population who are now in charge, managing the province like an home owner’s association.

Totally, regulations are key. I’m not advocating for an Ace Ventura situation.

Where I used to live allowed urban chickens, too. There was a rooster who kept escaping into the lane right when I left for work. He was suicidal because he kept trying to get me to run him over.

Not all breeds have loud roosters, I found out, and with traffic and schools nearby I never really heard them.

It’s absolutely insane that people can’t keep well maintained animals on their own property when just anyone can have uneutered cats and dogs, exotic bird, pigeons, rats and even cockroaches. A city nearby has voters opposing urban chickens because:

1. They don’t want their kids to see chickens getting butchered next door.

2. The roosters will be loud and wake everyone up.

Meanwhile my neighbour’s car alarm goes off three times a day and the dog barks all night.

You don’t have to go home but you can’t stay here: https://www.literotica.com/stories

What

wait, you think the trolley problem is from the Good Place?