Questions: Society & Politics

I came across this article from the Coalition to End Domestic Violence called “Women Reveal Toxic Femininity is Real and Dangerous.”
👉 endtodv. org/pr/women-reveal-toxic-femininity-is-real-and-dangerous

It talks about how “toxic femininity” can show up through emotional manipulation, victim-playing, gossip, or weaponizing empathy — basically, behaviors that hurt both men and women. The article says toxicity isn’t gendered, but that these patterns are often ignored when women do them.

So I’m curious — do you think toxic femininity is real and dangerous? Or is it just an overused buzzword?

Like Ottoman Empire?

Throughout childhood, there were certain values that were instilled in everyday life. Adults were actually adults back then and held a tight ship.

• Order
• Professionalism
• Accountability
• Properness/etiquette
• Respect for authority

... these were the values that were still the norm. In school, the first week every school year, the assistant principal would pull everyone into an assembly and review the entire student handbook.

This was just back in 2000-2009.

Is it just me, or has society lapsed in discipline, order, and rule of law? Back then, those in charge took responsibility. Adults these days act like children. Children act just as bad. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

It seems like the past decade and a half, everyone thought it was appropriate to blatently challenge the status quo and norms of society.

I am thinking about making a video discussing the radical left, their hypocrisy, their fallacies, their false claims of being "tolerant", and the damage their ideologies have caused in American society.

Once the nightmare tenant living downstairs at my parents' house is gone, I want to share my story of what I had to deal with. I want to use this as a prime example when explaining their toxic nature.

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/immigration/article312370946.html

The state stated in August that it had already spent about $250 million at Alligator Alcatraz. Most of the expenses are linked to contracts with private companies that were awarded under a 2023 emergency order declaring illegal immigration an emergency, which allowed the administration of Gov. Ron DeSantis to bypass laws that would have required following specific vendor acquisition regulations.

Department of Homeland Security estimated that the site would cost Florida taxpayers $450 million annually. During her visit to the site with President Donald Trump, Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem promised that FEMA would reimburse the state for those expenses through its $650 million shelter fund. The Biden administration created the program in 2023 to allow FEMA to award grants to state, local, or nonprofit organizations that provide support services to migrants released from ICE custody.

A serial killer violently murders a pregnant woman who is on her way to have an abortion at a Planned Parenthood clinic

what should the serial killer be charged with in this specific instance?

I expect all votes to be consistent here