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Overall I find women especially modern women to be more selfish, entitled, poor communicators and combative over fickle issues then men. I also find them more difficult in the workplace.

This isn’t all of them but too many of them.

For example this evening I was giving away something for free on craiglist. A woman contacted me about the item via the CL ad. I told her I wasn’t going to be available until a certain time and to text my phone number directly (i don’t like using the app). She went on this long story trying to convince me to meet up earlier. Then she messaged me on the app (which I didn’t check) at the meetup time. I didn’t respond because I told her to text my phone directly earlier. She then sent a message on the app complaining about me wasting her time. But this is for something that is 100% free. She had a sense of entitlement about it.

Men don’t bitch that way when we are getting something for free. We don’t feel entitled to freebies and handouts the same way women are.

Anyway I glad I didn’t give her the item I was giving away. But I have been giving away a lot of stuff on CL for free lately and i notice women are always more demanding when i communicate with them.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other agencies quietly resumed coordinating with the major social media companies earlier this year to fight what government officials warned was a coming onslaught of foreign disinformation and influence operations leading up to the presidential election in November. In at least two instances in recent weeks, the companies have taken action to remove malign content, according to the Biden administration and company officials.

Contacts between F. B. I. investigators and the companies — including Facebook, X and YouTube — ground to a halt last year as a legal challenge that accused the Biden administration of censorship wound its way to the U. S. Supreme Court.

When President Biden came to office, however, the Republican attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana went to court, saying such coordination was part of a sweeping government conspiracy to stifle critical conservative voices online.

After a lower court judge ruled in July 2023 that the accusations at the heart of the case reflected “the most massive attack against free speech in United States’ history,” the Biden administration suspended virtually all contact with the social media platforms as the appeals process unfolded.

In February, the Department of Justice rewrote its standard operating procedures to clarify when its officials could communicate with social media companies, even before the Supreme Court’s decision, according to the department’s official response to an inspector general report. It posted an outline of the guidelines without fanfare on the F. B. I.’s website on Aug. 1.

The new procedures emphasize that the bureau’s agents cannot exert any pressure on the platforms, leaving it to the companies to decide what to do with information about malign foreign influence operations online. The goal was to deflect the core accusation of the legal challenge: that the government had effectively coerced the platforms to act with threats of retaliation.