3.5K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I'd want the whole censorships terms changed across the board but since you said one law, the Online Safety Act 2023 to be simply disavowed back to the regular safety act.
2023 act imposed a lot of changes that affect the online space way too much before that it was much less an issue. 'Think of the children' is an excuse to censor us as much as possible for whatever an agenda find problematic, how about I decide myself what is? And choose not to interact with it ya know a thing I was perfectly capable of doing as a child by the way but... ya know.
Example needing a credit card for Mature games on Steam... I do not have a credit card nor ever plan on getting one thus a problem.
Now this may seem a minor issue and woes me right? Same for ya know some sites being blocked now in UK or require an ID, well what about when they say you need this to simply access anything else?
These changes are growing in power as time goes on and eventually the whole online space will be cucked behind tons of firewalls to do anything.00 Reply
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1 moMore accountability for the government. Including law enforcement. Plus judges who plays with favorites with police. We know many judges are like that
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1 moI would jail violent offenders for life. Nobody tortures a kid and comes out after 22 years in prison.
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12.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Sex offenders lose the right to life, so I can kill them with impunity.
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1 moChanging a single law doesn’t really change much.
I would change all of the laws necessary to exact capital punishment against 100% of repeat violent offenders. Yes, forcible rape and any crime against children, the mentally or physically disabled, or the elderly will be considered capital offense.
You might be in the wrong place at the wrong time once. You might even get railroaded once. But if you’re soundly convicted of violent crimes three times, you have demonstrated beyond the shadow of all doubt that you have no interest in contributing to society in a positive and meaningful way. Straight to execution after your third conviction. No more appeals. No “death row”. You’re walked out of the courtroom to the gallows, the chamber, the firing squad, even the guillotine. Bye, Felicia! I could all but clear out our prisons and deter the majority of violent crimes in under a generation.
Nobody really wants that though. Democrats are too happy letting violent offenders run amok with impunity and republicans are too happy with how much money is being made in the penal system.00 Reply
1 moMake it where private businesses (I said businesses NOT homes) cannot restrict one's ability to carry concealed unless it is a business that serves alcohol. Any private place of business that has a "no firearms allowed" sign is announcing to bad guys that they are an easy target. Yes, courts and other government buildings are obviously no gun zones, but people know someone is armed to keep the peace.
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They technically can’t. Those signs are just suggestions. All they can do is kick you out for violating the rules of their establishment. You can’t be arrested because it’s not a crime.
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1 moI would make a law that anytime a police officer cites someone and it's taken to trial, they have to explain how what they were doing was good for the community.
I don't care if they wrote someone a ticket for a license plate bracket. And the judge or jury must agree with their reasoning in conjunction with all evidence.
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@Chazmatazz269 yes, 100%. I think half the shit that takes up the courts time is bullshit.
I'm tired of everytime I get a parking ticket, it's 15 people who look and speak totally normal getting DUI tickets on the same streets and they never say what their BAC was... And it will be in towns where everyone drives too slow because they know the cops there are pieces of shit.
I'm tired of seeing people pulled over on the highway and thinking "I bet they weren't really even doing anything wrong" because how many times have we assumed the cops word was trustworthy and not only do you find out they weren't honest about what happened, but they clearly think they're doing the right thing. At least a little.
Their word shouldn't be taken at face value, all you have to do to become one is maybe go to college.
8.3K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. Abolish or possibly reverse Dodge v. Ford. It makes it so that all publicly traded companies are required by law to do whatever the shareholders want over the customers and employees.
The shareholders have been extra retarded lately and will just be happy so long as "line go up." If it means treating the employees like crap and severely overcharging for the quality of the product that they serve, then they have to do it.
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Actually let me rephrase. All companies must do what the shareholders say but it's a bigger problem for publicly traded companies as the shareholders of private companies are exclusive, at least I think that's how it works.
It's why some companies like Valve don't have this problem and isn't notorious for having an ever-increasing number of anti-consumer practices.
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u 1 mojust one? that's quite difficult... lol
but I would eliminate the electoral college...
every single vote from the people should count for something, and not neutralized anymore10 Reply 27.9K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I would end birthright citizenship. It is being abused by illegal aliens and it costs taxpayers billions of dollars a year
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1 moto start obligating proof of citizenship to vote always. hopefully with card for proof with picture -easier than paper birth certificate or passport.
10 Reply 1.6K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I'd actually would want to add a Constitutional amendment. No one political party can have more than 32% of the elected seats in either house of Congress.
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1 moI would make at-fault divorce the law in every state. If both agree then they can still get a no-fault divorce, but it is insane that the one getting cheated on can still be forced to pay alimony.
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1 moIt would be to give women once again full right to their body! Shut down the right wing religious freak bible busting busy bodies who think they should control a woman's body.
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1 moBirthright citizenship is only to be given to the descendants of American, or naturalized citizens, or green card holders.
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Anonymous(25-29)1 moIt should be a crime in my opinion to drink alcohol while pregnant because you are increasing the child’s chances of getting fetal alcohol syndrome. It just seems like child abuse to me to drink alcohol while pregnant.
00 ReplyOverturn the Citizens United decision. Corporations are not people and cannot spend more money on political speech than individuals.
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1 moI would outlaw private and corporate wealth in politics at every level. With a penalty of total asset seizure and life in prison for offenders.
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1 moI would allow unmarried couples to co-habit and have kids. Mainly because most people who live in my country are expats and non-muslim.
00 Reply1.2K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I would choose the worst available punishment for monsters who are rapists.
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Why settle for the worst available? Eliminate the “cruel and unusual” protections and use some of the oldies but goodies, like the rack, or draw and quartering. Or make up some new sh*t!
People who victimize others without conscience don’t deserve conscientious punishments.
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1 moI guess statutory rape laws. I don't think we should be jailing people for consensual sex. At the very least, put some more responsability on the teenager
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1 moIndecent exposer law
And allow public nudity.
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1 moPass a law saying a blonde must have at least 36D boobs !!!
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Anonymous(36-45)1 moAge of consent. Id make it one age and stick to it.
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1 moMost of what the liberals introduced in the past decade
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1 moThat I am gonna be the president for a couple of years :D
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Anonymous(36-45)1 moStop with the indigenous crap everywhere.
No need to force it down our throats every day.
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1 moBan all socialism, marxism and communism.
national religion Christianity.00 Reply
1 moIt woul be a rule against any enforcement or even acknowledgement that man made laws exist.
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1 moNo preaching on the street allowed!
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1 moI would make prostitution legal.
10 Reply1.1K opinions shared on Society & Politics topic. I would outlaw immunity.
10 ReplyFelons cannot be president
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1 moDeath penalty for pedos
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1 moMuslim outlaw
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1 moMandatory taxes
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