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Voted "Something else." In the narrowest military sense, the United States was not defeated. However, in the Clausewitzian sense of a contest not just between material resources of opposing sides... Society & Politics

Loved this survey. Yes all do. MOST but not all. I don't know. Not exactly a scientific survey. Put me down for "MOST do not, but a few do." The bulk of Mr. Trump's supporters being lower middle... Society & Politics

Actually, I am not afraid to discuss politics. If for no other reason than that I work in politics for a living so it is kind of hard to escape it. That said, like any topic, appropriateness of... Society & Politics

Voted "agree." This because while the misery and social disruptions of high unemployment should not be underestimated, the truth is that high inflation can lead to high unemployment. This being... Society & Politics

Well, given the premise of the question - in fact, the differences between the Biden Democrats and the Trump Republicans could be measured with a micrometer - it is a little hard to answer. That... Society & Politics

Voted No, but mostly because "Black Lives Matter" is really little more than a group of people following a trendy slogan masquerading as serious thought. Where it is more substantive it tends to... Society & Politics

Voted "strongly agree," though this not ought to suggest that military action ought be undertaken frivolously or easily. That said, international law is honored only in the breech. While it would... Society & Politics

The question is something of the an "apples to oranges" comparison in that "my body, my choice" when applied in the abortion case involves not one body, but two. Whereas with the vaccine it... Society & Politics

No, as with all human affairs, it is a more complex picture than retrospective palpitations and angst suggests. Imperialism began in the 1500s predominantly as Europe was growing in population and... Society & Politics

Well, President Trump sort of split the difference. Union leadership was generally anti-Trump and pro-Democrat. The unions having been aligned mostly with the Democrats since the 1930s and... Society & Politics

Voted "undecided." A little historical perspective helps. In truth, we've been here before. In the 1960s and 70s, we had an era of race riots, a low intensity war, campus radicalism,... Society & Politics

Actually, it is a "thing" and it relates in law to defining the moment when a fetus is a human being. Which indeed is why the courts and the law have tied themselves up in knots since Roe v. Wade... Society & Politics

Short answer to an easy question: You didn't choose your parents and family either, yet they fed you, clothed you, etc. Should you be loyal to them? To be sure, as Burke said, "For a country... Society & Politics

Did not bother to vote as the question is intended to make the asker feel good about himself and not elicit a serious debate. Further, it is a stereotype that Republicans focus on social issues.... Society & Politics

The question is somewhat problematic because contextual. The terms "mass immigration" and "multiculturalism" not being specifically defined nor their application given to concrete circumstances.... Society & Politics

Voted B - Agree. However, there is actually not much disagreement in the nation on this question. Rather the disagreement is over how much regulation is prudent, how much can be incentivized via... Society & Politics