Polls: Society & Politics

I used to be against it but now I think it would be best. Many people pay $12,500 to $15,000 in Prems every year and they still must pay a deductible of $500 to $1000 before they can use it. It doesn't include dental, Hearing, or eyes. Many other procedures are not covered either. Prescriptions are not often covered. I see people taking cancer treatments and then Insurance provider cancels policy on them. Greed by Insurance companies is out of control. Hospitals charge $400 for one Aspirin, and $3000 to doctors that just say hi and look at your chart. Fraud runs rapid.

Government Coverage would be for everyone like Driving Insutance (which you are made to have to drive), Prems would be $25 a month and Deductible would be low. You would be able to see a doctor in your area. You won't be cancelled ever. Your coverage would include Hearing, Dental, and Vision. The over charging would stop. It would make life more affordable for Americans.

Rich people could still get additional coverage from private insurers

if they want private rooms or be treated in other countries for more risky procedures and also for Plastic Surgery.

In the US, early voting has started. Many people have cast their ballots over the last few days. Some will use mail in ballots and many will wait until Election Day

Justice means different things to different people are different time periods in history. But can any society ever have real justice without some recognition of God? Can an atheist society have justice?

I legit get physical pains in my stomach at the depth of the idiocy that I see on this site

I found out about this the other day, and I think it is absolutely crazy that kids are actually getting paid to go to school nowadays. At first, I was joking around like, "man, why wasn’t this a thing when I was in school?”

The program says that students get paid for perfect attendance during designated cycles. If they miss a single hour or come in late and tardy, they don’t get a dime. Apparently, this is a major initiative being pushed by the Detroit Public Schools Community District to fight massive chronic absenteeism numbers.

But man, back when I was going to school, we went to class regardless of how we felt. No matter how much we complained or didn’t want to go, our parents made us wake up and walk through those doors anyway. We didn't need a cash prize just to show up and do what we were supposed to do. I get that absenteeism rates are high and Detroit is trying to fix a deeply struggling system, but paying kids just to attend feels wild.

I honestly don’t think this does any real good for them in the long run. It teaches a bad lesson because they will probably grow up thinking and expecting to get a reward for every single thing they are supposed to do in life. Real life doesn't hand out cash prizes just for showing up to your basic responsibilities.

What do y'all think about this? Is bribing kids a smart, modern solution to get them into classrooms, or is it a bad look that completely ruins basic discipline and personal responsibility?

Corporal punishment is legal in Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and Wyoming.

Why is it legal in red states and illegal everywhere else?

Who do you think would be an effective and sufficient leader to take on the role of president when Donald Trump leaves office? Looking ahead to the next election cycle, the main focus will be finding a leader who can genuinely improve the country, strengthen the economy, and make things better for everyday citizens.

Out of these potential contenders, who do you think has the best vision and capability to bring positive change and move the nation forward?

J. D. Vance
Marco Rubio
Donald Trump Jr.
Tucker Carlson
Ron DeSantis
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Kamala Harris
Gavin Newsom

tribute to the greatest president of my life!!!

And what about those who voted for Joe Biden? I think the idea that people should feel bad about themselves based on the way that they vote is an interesting one. That is why I want to explore it in more depth.

I mean intentional lies, knowing something is false but said it anyway.

Some people always lie out of control. Some lie for sensation like news company and youtube titles.

Some lie in certain situations but not out of control.

some got "fact checked" by people asking a. i. that "can make mistakes" so not really a basis to claim trump lied. Also We have a few levels. When my parents said they caught me lying she said "liar" that described the person. Only i know she was wrong twice. not one lie nor liar. But bad parents have authority.

So next time i answered the phone and mom said "say i am not home" i said "she is here, see i am not a liar but you are".

Sometimes people make exceptions to lie but others lie all the time so which do you believe?

Men are LOGICAL, it's what rules men's lives.

Women are EMOTIONAL, it rules their lives.

Do you agree with this?

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