Polls: Society & Politics

I've had two incidents occur, one in which I purchased a $200 black powder derringer, but noticed that I was only charged $20. I stayed in the store and raised the problem, so that I'd be charged appropriately.

Then today when I ordered a 750 bottle of vodka and went to pick it up. But when I looked into the bag with my name on it, there was a 1.75 liter bottle of vodka in there. I mentioned that I only paid for 750 ml, and it was switched out.

Some people in this case would've just left, but I was raised to be honest and not capitalize off of the mistakes of others. I view it as immoral and outright thievery if I'd done anything other than what I did in both of those cases.

What would you have done?

Repeal the 19th?

It's the woman that must take the life to term.

Men's job is to provide security and support for the woman, so she will bring their child forth.

Assuming a man and woman are equally wealthy, attractive, have the same social skills, physical and mental health, jobs, etc a man will have a better life because he's a man.

My honorable governator pardons a fckin murderer convicted by a jury. That ok with you?

”Texas has one of the strongest ‘Stand Your Ground’ laws of self-defense that cannot be nullified by a jury or a progressive district attorney,” Abbott said.

Even murder convictions are political? What if it was antifa gunman against a Trump troll? You think his jury conviction would be overturned?

Seriously. 200k to be middle class?
I ain’t a Marxist but I’m not dumb enough to ignore the good ideas he wrote about.
We’re just rock hard for capitalism and maybe some vulture repellent is needed.

In this scenario, everyone in the USA except you has cast their vote and astonishingly all candidates have an equal number of votes in every district. This surprising turn of events leaves you as the sole decision maker for who the next president of the USA will be. So, who would you cast your vote for and why?

Explain why you chose the candidate you did and what do you hope they accomplish as president in the coming years if they were to win?

The world 500 years ago had an approximate population of 500 million. And now it's 8 billion 500 years later. Going by those rates, the population 500 years from now would be 60 billion people. So is overpopulation REALLY a myth? Do we need a reset?

Not ALL the influence, but who should have the most say when it comes to classroom instruction?

I don't mean the political system.