Polls: Society & Politics

I'm gonna ask a series of questions for awhile taken from this quiz i found online

Are any of these gentlemen the right person to be president?

I was raised with the idea that it is socially unacceptable to stare at people you don’t know.
i myself have been stared at and found it very uncomfortable but I read online somewhere that the reason why I think it is socially unacceptable is because I was raised this way

what do you think? Is it socially unacceptable to stare at people you don’t know?

My friends say I am. I don’t see it. 🤷🏻
Just a few things;

I’m all for electric cars.
I’ll vote for Biden again.
I still wear a mask at the doctors and grocery store.
I wear fitted clothes/skinny jeans.
Pro life.
I support LGBTQ+.

etc…

Like everyone says how does he get the women that gets, people saying how uggo he is, he's dorky, etc.

Do you think he should be censored from the internet for his racism and hate speeches.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/rudy-giuliani-newsmax-money-loan-defamation-trial_n_657d272ce4b036ecab4519fd#
Rudy Giuliani Hits Newsmax Host With A Wild Defamation Case Ask On Live TV

Rudy Giuliani asked Newsmax host Greg Kelly for some assistance after the former New York mayor was ordered to pay $148 million to two Georgia election workers for spreading lies about their work in relation to the 2020 election.

The ex-attorney to former President Donald Trump, following the jury verdict in his civil defamation trial Friday, swiftly replied after Kelly opened their live interview with “that’ll be $148 million please.”

“Got any money you can loan me, Greg?” Giuliani asked, cracking a smile.

Kelly deemed Giuliani’s post-verdict remarks to reporters “terrific” before asking for his thoughts on the ruling.

Giuliani called the D. C. court handling the case “fascist” as he launched into a rant about U. S. District Judge Beryl Howell, who presided over the defamation trial.

The Newsmax appearance arrived after MSNBC’s Joy Reid asked Von Dubose — an attorney for the election workers, Ruby Freeman and Wandrea “Shaye” Moss — how they were going to collect the money from the onetime mayor.

Reid pointed to Giuliani owing over $500,000 in unpaid taxes and having a New York apartment on the market for over $6 million, as well as the IRS putting a lien on his property in Florida and his consulting firm defaulting on a debt for a phone bill.

Inspired by a question I just answered, my opinion. Thoughts?

Most people are strange, but the internet gives them an anonymous platform to shed some of their costumes and let their weirdness out for a trial run.

People are scared to not conform to cultural norms, to stand out from the crowd defies ingrained survival instinct. On the internet though, our “handles” are disposable. If the exposed feeling or thought proves to be unwelcome or unacceptable, the person can disappear safely.

I would argue that the internet has a higher propensity to share true feelings and reality than any in-person event. Especially in a crowd.

I’m betting not much if some Hitler-like Svengali emerged.

If everything was free, there would be no poverty. Someone said if it was free, things would be gone. We would need jobs to run society. If we had guards/police making sure people only took what was allowed and we were taught the importance, it may help.

Protecting wildlife is important, and people understand as there are rangers all over the world.

I wonder if people would show up on time for work. What are things that may not have turned out well in a free society?

That’s not how it works…

I wasn't allowed to get my license until I was 18, and I got a used car for $700. Those were the days, eh?

With it, I primarily just went to college and back, but sometimes I'd go with friends to a trampoline park, a nature park, to my friend's house (his mom stays home), or the movies.

Before 18, I was a bit jealous of the other kids who got their license at 16 and a car the same time, but when I thought of it, I really don't know what I would've done with a car before then, other than drive to and from school.

Reflecting on the behavior of others, my parents made the right choice in not allowing me to get my license, and even better that they hardly ever allowed me out of the house. So many kids are going out to do drugs, drink, vandalize people's houses, and having casual sex.

I see this kind of behavior as a huge reason why society is plummeting so quickly and the days of strict parents and church needs to come back.

I didn't see myself becoming a father, but now, I find myself in a committed relationship where she's convinced me that I can do my part in raising good children this way and hold on to hope that the future might not turn out as horribly as it appears.

I plan to get them basic phones for emergencies and heavily restrict internet use to protect them until they're old enough to be immune to the constant societal regimentation that's trying to turn them into destructive degenerates that plague society.

For driving, 18 sounds just right, but I will want to keep an eye on them as much as I can to protect them from the people who seek to prey on them and brainwash them.

I want to meet their friends and their parents and be very picky about teachers and even more strict with their boyfriend's and girlfriend's.

Do you see a huge movement of this kind of parenting as possible for the future?

Ramaswamy Repeatedly Interrupts Abby Phillip While Standing by Claim January 6 Was an ‘Inside Job’ During CNN Town Hall - www.msn.com/.../ar-AA1ltoJ0?ocid=sapphireappshare

Was only a matter of time someone from Michigan would say something like that.. within the USA. I don't see how Americans protect themselves when we've integrated hundreds of thousands whom may respond to such a call... good luck to you all. I hope you are one of the fortunate ones.

https://www.foxnews.com/us/michigan-imams-praise-jihad-latest-example-rising-danger-extremism

"If you can't raise your child telling him you want him to be mujahid and martyr, then you are the root of the problem."

Note that not all Muslims agree nor interpet Jihad he same... but some do.