If you could make one thing illegal, what would it be?

[Starwitch23]

For me, it would be cheating.

[jennifer_bloom]

I would make ghosting people illegal unless they are violent or dangerous and I would revoke the medical license of doctors who lie to their parents or pastors who slander the character of others or tenured professors who practice discrimination.

[Starwitch23]

That's so needed.

[Ninani]

Manipulation. This includes but is not limited to gaslighting, threats of violence or self-harm, emotional and sexual manipulation, white lies, non-consensual domination or submission.

[ZDoes]

I don't like manipulative people either. But the truth of the matter is, any time you're requesting either permissions, or approvals for anything; any time your seeking anything from an authority figure it organization, the baseline of intent is to pursuad or gain agreement to your position. These communications are by their very nature manipulative. From a helpful standpoint or deceptive we are manipulating the thinking from one position to another. If you have ever changed a person's mind about something when they weren't interested in making a change when you started, you've manipulated them. It may have either a positive or negative outcome, it's all manipulative. Helpful or harmful, it's manipulative if the individual started without any intention of addressing said topic.

[ZDoes]

So in many ways all communication is by nature manipulative

[dkings]

Actually... Adultery is already illegal... At least in the States it is. The issue is that divorce is so commonplace, that divorce has pretty much taken the place of the penalties for cheating. In Oklahoma where I got divorced, there's a law on the books which specifically states that adultery is a criminal felony and a person found to have committed adultery is to be jailed for up to 5 years and also have a fine of up to $500 per occurrence...

However, nowadays, due to the PC nature of things, the law isn't enforced per se. What IS enforced is the longstanding precedent that if a spouse is found to have committed adultery, that person (who is usually female in Oklahoma) will waive ANY AND ALL privilege to spousal support and alimony that they would have otherwise been entitled.

So in all honesty, I'm not sure why people cheat. There's literally no reason to cheat that is an excusable reason... Like EVER... If you want to go be a hoe or man-whore, get it out of your system before attempting to settle down... Plain and simple...

[libsaretards]

I'd make it illegal for anymore democrats to move to my state. To be allowed to do so, they would have to disclose their entire voting history since being eligible to vote. If they have never voted, they must agree to have their votes recorded and would be given 6 years as a probationary period. If anything looks like liberal agenda, they would be forced to leave the state. Prices for housing are out of control and locals being bought out of areas they lived for generations because Californians and New Yorkers are buying the land out from under them. If liberal policies worked so well then liberals should have no problem staying in a place that shares policies they voted for. They are fleeing for a reason but bringing their same bullshit to my state. The ONLY exception to this rule would be military veterans since they fought for all Americans in the military, but even in their case they would only be allowed to live in the two cities we already have as liberal safe havens. This would prevent people from using military service as a loophole to get around the spirit of this law.

[SimplyKayla02]

-Political lobbying
-Predatory Lending.

Loans, houses, cars, or whatever it is, don't sell the hope of a better future to someone who can't afford it.

-False advertisement. Companies say complete bullshit with a lot of loopholes. They should lay everything out on the table so everyone can see.

-For politicians to knowingly give fake facts to the public and, when confronted, not to make public apologies about the misleading BS.

-ISP providing less internet speed that whats paid for.

[TheorionMage]

Hypocrisy... those pompous, ... flying the 'Holier-than-Thou' false flag.
Those who openly FAIL to pragmatically prepare their children to manage and master their emergent sensual & sexuality RESPONSIBILY~ So, instead these poor, conflicted kids 'sin' in order to be accepted by the prevailing societal paradigm.

Imagine how MANY FEWER traumatized conflicted adults interacting there would be in just TWO generations!

There was... /is... a game called "Six Degrees of Separation" where in order to get to the ACTUAL 'root' cause or goal motivator, you RATIONALLY 'run the perceptional 'nodes' until you consciously and unhypocritically ADMIT that your motivations are rooted in YOUR PARTICULAR DNA's survival.

[ScottStevens]

I would make it illegal to be close minded to understanding other people are allowed to have a opinion other than your own. This is creating a society that is very polarized with one side or the other always wanting to dominate the other.

Just read Yahoo, they have a specific political agenda and only one political message is being sent out. Then it seems like Twitter is always on fire with a stampede of political correctness.

I feel so sorry for the young people today, they are not allowed to step out of line in their thinking without risking being ridiculed my overbearing closed minded contemporaries.

[ZDoes]

Profiting off the misery or misfortune of others.
E. g. Charging those with the least, the most. That a $3000 car would cost my daughter $4500 in total, but I who can afford normally to pay cash for it up front, if financed I can get it for $3200. It's disgusting. We charge the people with the least the most. Thank you FICO. And that's my final answer. Abolish the credit bureaus. Make any use of a fico score illegal for anything other than the purchasing of money, securing a loan which is purchasing money.

[TommyMountainFigure]

The problem with making something illegal is people who break the law don't care if it is illegal, they will still carry on doing it.
If I could ban something, as in whenever someone carries it out? flick a switch and 'puff' they are instantly vaporised. I would say terrorism.

[ADFSDF1996]

Hard to decide between

• extradition of US citizens
• psych wards.

Both of these practices need to be purged from society. Only degenerates support these practices that have been used as tools of oppression throughout history.

[Exterminatore]

😂😂😂😂

[Queenzee22]

Am an introvert
The one thing I will make illegal is pre-marital sex
No sex before marriage you have to get married before you can involve in any kind of touching or kissing.
Then also I will make stressful life illegal
I. e you aren't allowed to stress your self on either work, home, school anything that wil bring stress Is illegal

[TallAnon]

I would probably say; online death threats, stalking, etc.
It's been normalized and covered by anonymity, but the amount of harm someone can do online, without risk, is ever increasing and often a person can't do anything about it.
I think we should have clear international laws and ways to enforce this, at least in a large portion of the online space, such as social media.

[hahahmm]

Forced tax collection. Only taxes that the individual voluntarily wants to give would be allowed. If society collectively decides that only 5% of taxes are worth paying then government would need to shrink to match that.

[jgibsonian1986]

Affairs are already prosecutable. You want that kind of security you have to commit

[Starwitch23]

Extra marital affair. I guess, not boyfriend and girlfriend cheating.

[Pasiton5]

Thought out the world twice a week let peace prevail around the world, no ears no murders no accidents no deaths no hate no anger at each other and unity around the world if we' can't come together and end all the crap around the world by seeing what is possible 8 times a month nothing will

[FýrdracaDócincel]

I've been accused of cheating for being involved with two women at once even though I made it official with neither.

A guy I used to be friends with accused a girl he was sleeping with of cheating even though they weren't official.

And that was all in the WEST! I can't imagine the bullshit excuses you easterners will come with to point the finger.

No. Just no. You're all too fucking stupid.

[Soleil7001]

Oh, I'd extend it to lying and hypocrisy as well. That assuming cheating (of any kind) already covers infidelity to conceive/fall pregnant with another and play dumb about it. Needs to be no abortions and automatic divorce if that happens (unless it is rape with obvious resistance and happened not when she was 'going out' (to find a new fuck))

[PoliteSpeaker]

Making cheating illegal in my opinion is dumb. You want to be with someone who wouldn't cheat on you. Making is illegal means they still would get it wasn't illegal. I'd ban race because it actually doesn't exist according to science and historical record. Not to be confused with ethnicity

[Anonymous]

Marriage... 50% of marriages end in divorce, but 0% of unmarried people get divorced!

No, but seriously, though... It'd be employment and housing discrimination against people based on gender identity, without religious exemption (any religious organization that promotes hating or discriminating against others is no longer a religious organization, it is a hate group)

[Mango-man]

I agree with making infidelity illegal.

Like why can be polygamy illegal, while infidelity is not. It sends the wrong message that it is alright as long as it is done under the cover of lies and secrecy.

[ChrisMaster69]

Driving at a constant slow speed no matter the speed limit

[Starwitch23]

Yeah that is so irritating.

[PinkMichae]

I want to make it illegal for politicians to lie. If there's hard evidence they did lie put them in jail. It's time for our political leaders to stop lying too and manipulating people for votes.