Polls: Society & Politics

We all are aware of laws we dislike. How do you deal with these if they affect you in some way?

Thought this take on Harris's loss was pretty accurate.

"I’m sorry but misogyny is a cop-out answer here. Kamala made a lot of mistakes during her campaign, and the Democratic Party really needs to start taking accountability if they ever want to win again.

First biggest issue: not having a proper democratic primary. Kamala was wildly unpopular in the 2020 primary, to select her as Biden’s VP wasn’t the best idea, and then certainly wasn’t the best candidate to represent the Democratic Party in this election.

Double-downing on Biden’s presidency, which people are already upset about, was a mistake. It made people think she wasn’t going to fix anything.

Not taking a firm stance on the humanitarian crisis in Gaza alienated a lot of voters who are pro-Palestine.

Operating her entire campaign on “I’m not Trump and he will destroy us” instead of running her campaign on hope for the future was a mistake.

Not focusing her campaign on economic policy when millions of Americans are struggling financially was a mistake.

Then a clown like Trump swoops in and starts saying things like “I will make life better for you. I will make America great again” and then suddenly that starts to sound more appealing. Focusing on attacking the other side instead of making your side sound better just doesn’t work. You have to inspire people to vote for you, not tell them why you shouldn’t vote for the other side.

Obama was excellent at inspiring voters to vote for him. He gave them hope of a better future. Kamala should’ve taken notes."

28 February 2025 is No-Buy Day. It was established to make a statement about the economy and consumer spending.

Here's the story...

We have enough stuff. No-buy 2025 offers other ways to fill the void.

Do you plan on participating?

Please vote in the poll.

we've all heard the phrase "My Body, My Choice" meaning the decision is 100% that of the woman

but for some reason...

let's just say a woman didn't want to abort but wanted to keep the baby

but the man tries to convince her to abort, offers to pay for the abortion or just flat-out runs away from his responsibility in which the woman ultimately does abort the baby

yet he's not the one who pulled the trigger on deleting the baby

so, why is he 100% to blame for the abortion?

Ignore that he was in his 20s at the time.

When taking into account his Thriller popularity, his international reach, and vice-presidential candidates (depending on what you think of the party he'd be)—what were his chances?

He seems like a Green Party individual to me; however, that did not exist yet, so Independent it is. Democrats and Republicans seem too extreme and divisive for his beliefs and public image interests at the time.

If he went the independent route, he'd obviously have to rely on the public for their financial support, etc. So winning the popular vote would be a priority over the electoral college, so his chances right off the bat are already slim. Unless there's a couple of Democrat billionaires who would see potential in rallying their support behind him over Reagan after the shooting incident.

Everywhere I look I see Gen Alpha, saying that they're doomed and that they'll be the downfall of society. Some people feel that this bloated out and seems more like a bandwagon people jump on simply due to watching a few videos of kids using new-age lingo that has been created recently. However, what's everyone else's thoughts on this? And does it appear to everyone that looks like Gen Alpha being potentially ruined by technology?

It is frowned upon (and often unlawful) to stop racial diversity. You cannot tell blacks or Hispanics they cannot move into your neighborhood.

But what about a particular race of people deciding to separate themselves? Do you think this practice is wrong?

I personally gravitate to places that are predominantly my own race.

White flight is a phenomenon where white people move farther and farther away from places that become more diverse.

It is a sad day for America when we have to take "Boy" out of "Boy Scouts". God forbid boys have something of their own. But come to think about it, males and masculinity have been under attack for some time.

Look at cartoons aimed for children today. Cartoons used to endorse heroism, action, bravery, and were more authentic. If you turn on Cartoon Network today, you would think you were watching Nick Junior. Even some of the shows back then aimed for girls were more action and heroic.

Now vs then: