Polls: Society & Politics

I for one remember living through 2012. I was around for 1999 yet I wouldn't have even comprehended the whole new year's eve computers taking over 1999/2000 angle lol. So what's the current or popularised *next end of the world date* in fiction or in entertainment conspiracy theory lore? Just wondering. What's the "new 2012 date?" so to speak? Is there even anymore anymore or have societies all outgrown stupid conspiracy theories for end of the world dates now that it's 2024. Personally and not the basis of this question, I strongly doubt that there'll ever be any "deity" coming or coming back, looking at you J Man, lol. 👀 Hahaha 😂🤣

Whats your opinion on school personnel administrering corporal punishments like spanking?

Would you pay higher taxes for all those guns, liability insurance and training?

How would you go about guaranteeing proper training of staff?

Should faculty and staff have the choice to opt out without sanction?

https://youtu.be/WL_SGxCEiwI?si=fO_5OZsVHmDSs2WY

Maher suggests that over 40% of Biden supporters, which i expect is 100% of people who identify as democrats, are in favor of a national divorce. Bill doing what he always does to make it appear that republicans are the villains of every story, he narrows the sample population of republicans to the southern US so that it looks like more conservatives than liberals want divorce. The real numbers are probably closer to even. I couldn’t find it, but on another episode he points to another poll that indicates that nearly half of all voters, democrats AND republicans, think the country would be better off if their political opponents were dead.
There’s no evidence to suggest that the democripps and rebloodlicans will ever deescalate for peace and prosperity. So should we just do the national divorce? Or should we just murder each other? Ell oh ell!

Have you ever used a reference of any kind where the person you were talking to had no idea WTF you were talking about? Was it an age disparity? Was the person just culturally illiterate? How did you react?

Our biggest problem in the country is we can’t agree on what’s true. Not politics, that’s policy. I wish HOW was what we were fighting about.
But we can’t all agree on WHAT first.

Here’s a great link to the pros and cons (I recommend reading them, it explains both sides very well), pls keep discussion civilized, both sides have very fair points in my opinion

https://www.cusd80.com/cms/lib6/AZ01001175/Centricity/Domain/3882/Pros%20and%20Cons%20on%20Dropping%20the%20Bomb.pdf

Let’s keep it really simple. What is most important, facts, feelings or winning?

Also how important to you is it that the president respects the laws that help keep people safe, and shows care and respect to the nations veterans and families even the ones that die at war because their loved one (s) served in the United States military?

If you choose to support someone that doesn't respect the oath of office, and actively supports people that have disturbed, even raided, trashed and attacked people in our nation's capital, the united states symbol of democracy What is your reasoning?

"We’re producing more energy than ever before in this nation. We have the strongest economy in the world, and we are beating China for the first time in decades. More people went to work this morning in America than at any other time in our nation’s history. So I’ve got a message to Donald Trump and all his negativity and his whining: Stop sh*t talking America. This is the greatest country on earth, and it’s time that we all start acting like it.”

I can't find anything wrong with this.