Polls: Society & Politics

1) From Ohio Doctor: “as early as six weeks, the embryo isn’t yet a fetus and it doesn’t have a heart.”
2) Per Leeds study: [cardiac organs] “remain a disorganized jumble of tissue until around the 20th week.”
3) Any “sounds of so-called fetal heartbeat” are obviously other organs intercepted during ultrasound.

Argue anti-abortion with facts. Don’t make up shit.

Which? Are you one of these situations?

https://www.yahoo.com/huffpost/tucker-carlson-masks-backlash-111359817.html

Tucker Carlson Condemned After Urging Viewers To Harass Strangers Wearing Masks
People on social media condemned Tucker Carlson for inciting lawbreaking after he encouraged his Fox News viewers to harass strangers for wearing masks to limit the spread of COVID-19.

During “Tucker Carlson Tonight,” the host told his prime-time audience to ask people wearing masks outside to remove them. He also said people should call the police or child protective services if they see children wearing masks outdoors, calling it “child abuse.”

Carlson, amping up his falsehoods about coronavirus precautions and vaccinations, ignored government guidance that children older than 2 who can safely do so should continue to wear masks in public settings and falsely suggested masks deprive children of oxygen.

The cable TV personality has been criticized throughout the pandemic for purveying dangerous misinformation about COVID-19, and faced fierce backlash on social media over his latest comments. He was accused of inciting harassment and potential violence against both adults and children, encouraging people to abuse the 911 and child services systems, and spreading demonstrably false information about preventing the spread of the virus.

Straight out of the asses mouth to the Fox News asses..

CRT is an intellectual movement and loosely organized framework of legal analysis based on the premise and concept that race is used by White People to further their economic and political interests at the expense of people of color. Critical race theorists hold that the law and legal institutions in the United States are inherently racist insofar as they function to create and maintain social, economic, and political inequalities between whites and nonwhites, especially African Americans.

In Critical Race Theory, if you are a member of a "minoritized" racial group, you are a victim of a system that is rigged against you; a system that doesn't want you to succeed. On the other hand, if your race is "privileged," you're an exploiter, whether you intend to be or not.

Critical Race Theory begins from the assumption that racism occurs in all interactions. To see how this works, consider this thought experiment: Imagine you own a shop, and two customers enter at the same time—one white and one black. Who do you help first? If you help the black person first, Critical Race Theory would say you did so because you don't trust black people to be left alone in your store. If you helped the white person first instead, Critical Race Theory would say you did so because you think blacks are Second-Class citizens.

For example, the Florida Republican lawmakers just passed a law to banned transgenders from playing in girls sports.

-Why care about what transgenders are doing in their lives
-Who cares if a woman gets an abortion
-Who cares what someone else put in their body
-Who cares who someone is sleeping with and/or getting married to

Care about the real important issues such as healthcare, education, infrastructure, climate charge, getting people higher paying careers not some low loser jobs such as fast food or Wal-Mart not silly stupid cultural wars shit!!!

I recently heard such a theory.

He tweeted this about the recent police officer who shot dead a black woman who was trying to kill someone.

If he had done a minute or so research he would have realized there wasn't anything wrong with the person getting shot. Now he's putting that cop's life and family in danger over a stupid tweet.

Do you think he should be punished and face some sort of accountability over his actions behind the keyboard?

Generally the idiom means: when you are visiting another place, you should follow the customs of the people in that place.

Do you agree or disagree with this?

Some examples:
I know you don't normally get relish on your hot dog, but that's the thing here. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

I don't love cotton candy, but we are at a carnival. When in Rome, right?

Everyone in my new office dresses so casually. Should I dress that way, too? Jane: By all means. When in Rome, do as the Romans do.

Do these people not have jobs to worry about?

Another political compass test question