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Y'all.
It's not a "Nissan Snail."
Nissan gave it a much better name.
It's a Nissan S-Cargo.
Little snail on the mud flap, how delightful
Nissan bring this back you cowards.
- They didn't want to sit through demeaning and bigoted religious services just for a place to sleep. (Church run food banks do this a lot too btw).
- They were late and the shelter wouldn't let them in and voided the rest of their allowed stay bc they didn't call and tell the shelter they couldn't make it in before closing.
- One of the other people at the shelter got violent/threatened violence and the shelter refused to do anything about it.
- One of the SHELTER EMPLOYEES/VOLUNTEERS got violent/threatened violence and the shelter refused to do anything about it.
- The shelter refuses to disclose if allergens are in the food they're providing saying, "This is all you're getting, be glad for this much and thank god!"
- Shelter refused to believe person is homeless saying, "You are FAR too clean and nicely dressed!"
"refused services" how much did the services cost? i'm not talking about money here, we know they're offered free in financial terms, but nonmonetary strings are still strings and they can bind you, cut you, cut off circulation, suffocate you, yank you into discomfort or danger, or hold you down while worse chains are applied.
sometimes the services offered aren't right for that person, aren't helpful, make things worse, involve unacceptable risks, or involve forcing the recipient to accept a permanent loss in order to receive a temporary benefit.
sometimes calling them "services" is more polite than truthful.
[ID 1: A twitter search query. The search was "Wtf Twitter" and it returned the result, "Rate limit exceeded. Please wait a few moments then try again." END ID 1.]
[ID 2: A screenshot of an article (?):
"Musk changes policy.
Hours after users began reporting the problems, billionaire owner Elon Musk tweeted that the site had applied temporary limits "to address extreme levels of data scraping and system manipulation."
Verified accounts are limited to reading 6,000 posts a day, he tweeted, while unverified accounts are limited to just 600. New unverified accounts are at 300 posts a day.
Muck began offering a blue verification check mark for users who sign up for its Twitter Blue subscription service to grow revenue." END ID 2.]
[ID 3: A tweet from Elon Musk @elonmusk on 7/1/23:
"To address extreme levels of data scraping & system manipulation, we've applied the following temporary limits:
-Verified accounts are limited to reading 6000 posts/day
-Unverified accounts to 600 posts/day
-New unverified accounts to 300/day" END ID 3.]
[ID 4: A screenshot of an article on engadget.com:
"More platform instability could be in Twitter's near future. In 2018, Twitter signed a $1 billion contract with Google to host some of its services on the company's Google Cloud servers. Platformer reports Twitter recently refused to pay the search giant ahead of the contract's June 30th renewal date. Twitter is reportedly rushing to move as many services off of Google's infrastructure before the contract expires, but the effort is "running behind schedule," putting some tools, including Smyte, a platform the company acquired in 2018 to bolster its moderation capabilities, in danger of going offline." END ID 4.]
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