Polls: Society & Politics

The funniest, the dumbest, the most absurd conspiracy theories?

Some people say they live life with no regrets, but is that even possible? You never regret anything you have ever said to someone? Maybe regret not asking someone out? Or actually asking them out? Maybe wishing you would have studied harder for a test? Done more (or less) drugs and alcohol on a specific day? Wishing you had (or had not) had sex with someone? Eating something? The way you drove one time? The list is really endless.

I think "regret" is kind of a negative word, so people are reluctant to apply it to themselves. Instead, they will come up with some weird rational so they can escape applying the term to themselves. But in truth, we all regret something.

Just want everyone to start saying the FULL name. Not some nascent "demonic" acronym.

In Tennessee, a citizens arrest can be conducted if there is reasonable suspicion of a felony, even if one is not witnessed in front of the person making an arrest.

Crossing illegally into the United States is a felony. It is a federal crime, not a state crime, but I didn't see where TN law differentiated between the two.

https://law.justia.com/codes/tennessee/title-40/chapter-7/part-1/section-40-7-109/

They have OPERATIONAL CONTROL of a trillion dollar checkbook WE FUND!!!

Imagine if a Dem did this! Apoplectic strokes hit the heartland!

I'm getting a bit more involved because i feel like i just have to. our democracy is on the line here.

Have any of you tried anything?

What's your current thinking on a reasonable ancestor going back millenia?

If you say climbed out of a tree... how the heck it get there? I don't see how a baby human could raise itself without getting eaten. Had to be one smelly stinky humanoid too...

What kind of ruler would you be if you were the head of your state?

"Democrats lost the presidency. You’d think that would force a strategy shift—maybe building real coalitions.

Instead, Democrats are doubling down:

❌ Attacking independents & moderates

❌ Rejecting the MAHA movement

❌ Voting against bipartisan nominees

They’re burning every bridge"

All this time and Trump doesn't know. Do his voters?

"If you say a lie loud enough it soon becomes true."

The DEI initiative was a good idea in concept, but was implemented poorly overall. While the goal was to promote understanding and address systemic inequalities, the execution fell short. The essence of what defined DEI culture changed, which inadvertently framed the initiative in a way that made some white people feel personally attacked or scapegoated. This unintended consequence undermined the program's effectiveness and created a counterproductive atmosphere of persecution from some people and defensiveness from others, rather than achieving it's objective of creating open dialogue, respect and collaboration.


(Also, please enjoy these AI generated images of DEI)

Foreign flags can represent many things – cultural ties, personal connections, or political beliefs. While they are displayed in various contexts, their use at protests against the government often sparks debate. Is it a legitimate form of expression, a sign of solidarity, or an act of disrespect? How do you interpret the display of foreign flags in this context?