Questions: Society & Politics

Is knowing that autism is considered 'not consent' important?

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in picture. Criminal charges: Exploiting a person's cognitive impairment is charged as: "Seksual Assault in the Second or Third Degree' or Seksual Abuse of Vulnerable Adult"

is this important to know?

Aside from Donald Trump—who many feel has only made everyday life harder and more stressful—how do you think Kamala Harris would perform as president?

On one hand, she has earned her degrees, she’s highly intelligent, and she conducts herself with a lot of professional decorum. Her supporters argue that her educational background and experience in public office give her the perfect qualifications to lead the nation effectively.

Personally, I also feel like America and those that be above simply couldn’t accept or deal with the fact of a woman being president of the United States. They might be afraid that a woman could actually lead better or completely clean up the mess and get us out of the funk they left this country in.

When looking at the potential challenges the country faces, people have a wide range of opinions on her past political record and her ability to handle major national issues like the economy. What do you think her presidency would actually look like for the future of the country? Do you think her intelligence, poise, and potential to clean up the system give her the right vision to make things better for everyday citizens, or do you have concerns about her approach to leading the nation? Let me know your thoughts