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If you didn't remember before, there was a massacre back in June that took the lives of 50+ people. The shooter was a man who had ties with ISIS and did it in the name of the organization before killing himself.
A few days ago, the families of the victims came out and said that they are suing Google, Facebook and Twitter for supposedly fueling the fire and giving ISIS access to their platforms. What they are saying is by allowing the organization to post, they have caused this massacre involuntarily.

Here's their lawyer's statement:
"The defendants create unique content by matching ISIS postings with advertisements based upon information known about the viewer," [lawyer Keith] Altman said. "Furthermore, the defendants finance ISIS's activities by sharing advertising revenue."...

Do you think these big social media accounts should have been sued? Why or why not?

I always see these sappy, romance movies where the macho man has no feelings. I'm wondering if guys like a shoulder to cry on every once in a while, do you share your feelings with your friends or keep them to yourself? Do you just like sharing feelings in general?

i am an African lady, born and raised in nigeria, i am currently living in Canada though.
as an African lady, i am expected to respect men without gaining respect in return. i want a guy who believes in equality between a man and a woman, a man who would respect me the way i respect him. i told my family about how i want to be a lawyer, but their answers was like that is really good but dont try to gain a lot of money than your husband, let your future husband be the leader, i replied back to them saying "what if i gain a lot than my husband, is that a bad thing" and they all replied yes that no man likes a woman who earned more than him. i was talking to two of my friends, one was a guy who just came from nigeria and the other one was a girl that was born in Canada, we were talking about relationship, i told them about how i paid during a first date and the guy ( a nigerian) never called back, m y guy friend told me not to ever pay for food on a date that it is a turn off for a guy, and my girlfriend said i did the right thing. another situation occured when i told my cousin that i want a guy who believed in sharing house work and he won't expect me to cook and go to work altogether and his reply was that i would die single and old. a guy asked me out on a date, and when i told him that i was virgin and i wasn't going to have sex with him, he said why and i replied that i dont believe in sex before marriage, and wasn't because of a religion, it is because of a personal experience. i am really too much? do i have high standard, if yes how do i bring it down?