Polls: Society & Politics

Men’s or women’s.

I think men’s. Women love to believe we’ve just abused them throughout the years when we built the whole society for them.
What do you think?

Are their actual metrics for it that can be defined accurately and equally across the spectrum?

Which of these statements is closest to the truth?

I'm the descendant of immigrants, and I think it should be as easy today to immigrate to the US as it was for my ancestors in the late 1800s as I'm not a hypocrite.

Why can't both GOP and democrats agree: make it easier for those who want to come, work, raise their family, and start businesses to come here legally while making it harder to come here illegally at the same time?

https://nypost.com/2016/06/09/science-says-liberal-beliefs-are-linked-to-pyschotic-traits/

You need men to go and die in all the wars. You need them to be the backbone and be slaves building everything in society for pennies.

Women are allowed in and out of clubs for free while men have to wait/pay

Men aren’t worshipped by women like men worship women. Women are attracted to a small minority of men. Most men are invisible to most women.

No one cares about the suffering of men. We’re supposed to suffer and work our ass off.

Most women view men negatively because of a small minority of men.

It just takes a small amount of men to populate the world so we don’t need all these men.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/map-29-million-americans-live-153000154.html
Map: 29 million Americans live under new voter ID laws put in place since 2020

Super Tuesday voters in North Carolina and Arkansas will encounter stricter voter ID requirements when they head to the polls as part of a wave of voter ID laws enacted across the country during the last four years.

Eight states have enacted voter ID laws since the 2020 election, according to the National Conference of State Legislatures: Arkansas, Idaho, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Carolina, Ohio and Wyoming. The rash of new laws affects 29 million adults. One in 6 voters live in anticipated 2024 battleground states — Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Nevada, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin — with new ID requirements.

Policies vary widely from state to state. In Ohio, acceptable forms of identification are limited to those issued by state or federal governments, such as driver’s licenses or passports, while North Carolina accepts student IDs, as well as military, public assistance and tribal cards. Certain states allow voters to request free ID cards or sign affidavits verifying their identities if they do not have IDs.

The stricter requirements ahead of Tuesday’s primary elections were years in the making. North Carolina’s law, passed in 2018, was blocked three years later by the state Supreme Court, which ruled the law was “motivated at least in part by an unconstitutional intent to target African American voters.”

The court reversed that decision last year after the election of two GOP justices, allowing the law to go into effect. A federal lawsuit against it is set to go to trial this spring, The Associated Press reported.

2nd Amendment states "RIGHT TO BARE ARMS".. But did you read the words BEFORE THAT