Polls: Society & Politics

Eventually liberalism wins…most of the time.

You don’t even have to like any of them and keep snickering like these old ladies. But just stay out of their lives.

Girls : "I only see misogynist online"

Meanwhile the uk government has banned andrew tate in schools because of an Increase in "kids as young as 9" being misogynistic

I know none of us, owe any explanation, I was just wondering hypothetically, if that happened

If someone’s political beliefs are causing them to be disruptive and/or prevents them from effectively getting their job done than it should be grounds for dismissal.

However if a person just minds their own business and you find out on social media or elsewhere that they have strong leftist/conservative beliefs then who cares? Seriously who gives a sh*t as long as they are good at their job and don’t cause any problems in the workplace?

Anyway most states have no laws to protect employees against their political beliefs.

However many people myself included have experienced very real past discrimination because of this (e. g. cancel culture). Should this change?

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/greg-abbott-dehumanizing-language_n_644f829be4b0408f3e5a69a9
GOP Gov. Greg Abbott Ripped For 'Despicable' Characterization Of Mass Shooting Victims

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) has been slammed for how he described the victims of the latest mass shooting in his state.
On Sunday, Abbott used Twitter to offer a $50,000 reward for information on a fugitive who on Friday allegedly used an AR-15-style rifle to gun down five neighbors after he’d been asked to stop firing a weapon in his Cleveland yard.

Pro-gun Abbott described the victims, who were all from Honduras — and who have been identified as Sonia Guzman, 25; Diana Velazquez Alvarado, 21; Juliza Molina Rivera, 31; Jose Jonathan Casarez, 18; and Daniel Enrique Laso, 8 — as “illegal immigrants,” a term considered dehumanizing.

The Republican governor also highlighted how the suspect — 38-year-old Francisco Oropesa — is “in the country illegally.”

Kids can be rough on stuff especially when they don't know how to manage their emotions. They are kids and learning, but they need to know the cost of what they do. Do you make them cleanup, pay up, or repair what they break? How do you discipline them so they learn right/wrong.

Another aspect of this is... littering, discarding things that are vaulable... wasting materials.. ex. some kids will waste paper towels, waste bottled water, waste expensive food, etc.. They don't think of the cost.

That stuff bugs me... we work on our kids constantly so they value what they have.

One of the problems in society is the lack of training... lack of discipline. It's a huge problem passed onto adults in rules/enforcement roles and setting kids up for failure.

The shirt doesn’t matter

Per 100,000 people, according to 2016 study. 2.1 million imprisoned.

Like imagine a man and a woman made a competition to make the most money with a 5 year timeline

Both had the same qualifications and credentials