Yep, I was dumb in that instance!

What I said still stands.

You’re the one running an entire account for exactly this purpose, you must lead a depressing life.

You’re pretending to be a brand on Blewski. Who is delusional again?

Gladly!

I will misgender all of the board members since this is apparently cool to do now!

Wreck your gallbladder and liver harder daddy.

Good! Eat it twice a day!

Hopefully this inspires you to eat Chipotle more to spite me!

Also, salad dressing has the same problem!

Or stop pretending it is actually healthy! Whichever!

Stop being cheap bastards and use an oil that doesn’t harm the long term health of your customers.

Nah, you pretend your food is healthy. But it’s actually terrible for people.

Maybe switch the oil you use because you say you’re healthy, but you’re really out here wrecking everyone’s gallbladder.

But a bar represents a very small % of overall network of bars.

Most social networks represent a very large % of online public spaces.

Control over who can be a patron of your bar represents less power than controlling who can be a patron of a social network.

And less likely to be politicized.

When applying this idea, one must remember that a single bar represents a small subset of the social network of all bar patrons.

You curate *your bar*. Which is good!

Groups of humans are both defined by who they allow in *and* who they do not.