Two for me.

First time was when I explained that social networks like Reddit aren't "public forums" in the legal sense, so you're not entitled to First Amendment protection.

• R2: A "public forum" for First Amendment purposes is government property that is open to the public. The First Amendment only prohibits Congress from restricting free speech. Through incorporation, the First Amendment also applies to States, but to my knowledge no court has ever applied it to Reddit.

Most recently, I was told that the CDC eviction moratorium means a tenant "doesn't have to pay rent" and can't be sued for a monetary judgment.

• R2: The CDC itself explains that tenants "still must fulfill their obligation to pay rent and follow all the other terms of their lease and rules of the place where they live." The Order explicitly doesn't prevent a landlord from bringing legal actions against their tenant as long as an "actual eviction of a covered person for non-payment of rent does NOT take place." As you might have gathered from that quote, the Order doesn't even bar all evictions. The CDC goes on to explain a tenant "may still be evicted for reasons other than not paying full rent."

Edit: I didn't link the actual comments because I was obviously involved in these discussions and didn't want to violate Rule 3.