Polls: Society & Politics

I don't mean the political system.

Here in the US, it's Spring Primary time, where voters in several states vote to determine who the party candidates will be in the election in November, which includes voting for the President, Senators, Congress representatives, state and local offices.

Many people participate in Early Voting where they can vote, starting about two weeks before the actual Primary Day. There is also Early Voting for the November election, and that Early Voting starts in October.

I personally prefer to vote on Primary and Election Day, when all the information about candidates is known. Often, information comes out late about one or more candidates, and if a person has already voted, they cannot change their vote. That's why i prefer to wait.

Is there Early Voting where you are? Do you vote early or wait until the actual voting day?

It's from the Bible, and I agree with it... in general. I was thinking about the various Trump trials... what a mess, caused by lies and deceipt, shame.

In other words... find out wha the truth is... so you can move forward.

Expose the truth, so you are not enslaved to the negative emotions holding you back.

But that's not how our world works, especially politics, court, but everywhere. Shame is used to control people, admiting guilt is a weakness with consequences, and people become discarded.

Lies and misperceptions persist. There is a flip side...'the truth will get you into bigger trouble.'. That is true, but you will have emotional freedom rather than emotional bondage.

Biden has publicly announced that he is challenging Trump to a debate! Will you be watching?

NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, MLS,

I have been watching some Prom and graduation season mock accidents on YouTube where the story line was drunk driving. I was thinking watching that, should drunk drivers have be made to go to the funerals of their victims in order for them to be like “see what you did” and to seep in the reality of something that can never be undone. What do you think?

There’s downsides, like forcing low income families out. But does it end up ultimately helping those families? Economically?

Meanwhile Norah Vincent became a transman and has committed suicide.

These are the exact words from the speech:

"Silence of the Lamb. Has anyone ever seen The Silence of the Lambs? The late, great Hannibal Lecter is a wonderful man. He oftentimes would have a friend for dinner. Remember the last scene? “Excuse me. I’m about to have a friend for dinner.” As this poor doctor walked by. “I’m about to have a friend for dinner.” But Hannibal Lecter. Congratulations, the late great Hannibal Lecter. We have people who are being released into our country that we don’t want in our country, and they’re coming in totally unchecked, totally unvetted."

Does the verb tense "is" mean he thinks Hannibal Lecter was real and not fictitious? Why is he congratulating a fictitious figure and a disturbed serial killer at that? Does he think Hannibal Lecter was an illegal immigrant? Is Hannibal Lecter a valid comparison to an illegal immigrant or do the two have nothing in common?

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Me and a native friend I had were talking about this and she said native people had to worse and are still having a hard time. But also they get reparations because they are native and don't get taxed. Also they can walk around and not have to worry about being judged. But us we don't get anything and were always looked at as bad but which culture has it worse?

They can’t possibly eyeball the tint percentage on the road….