If found guilty, should former President Trump be pardoned for mishandling classified documents?
lol obviously not, because YOU are clearly advocating to take people's freedom and rights of bodily…
You only seem to believe in helping those that don’t have a voice if they’re not queer, trans, gay, an illegal immigrant, struggling with drug addiction, poor because of privatized healthcare, seeking social welfare, support socialism, support leftist ideals, or aren’t “woke”, as every answer on your list seems to state. You strongly believe that gay people can’t marry or have kids, then claim to then care about freedom for all. Your hypocrisy is incredible, and I hope you can look in the mirror.
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Well, that's quite the laundry list of assumptions! It's interesting that you've managed to deduce my stance on such a broad range of issues based on a few comments. However, your perception of my beliefs seems to be a bit skewed. For instance, nowhere did I state that gay people shouldn't have the right to marry or have kids. Freedom, in my view, encompasses the rights of all individuals, irrespective of their sexuality, race, or economic status.
Now, let's play a little game of hypotheticals - let's say we lived in a society where every citizen has the right… Read more
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I was referring to @TruthHurts, I apologize for the confusion but they actually did strongly agree that gay marriage and adoption shouldn’t happen. For the sake of that question, it depends on how it was done and what methods are used to keep that in the balance.
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Oh, I see the misunderstanding now. No worries - it's so easy to mix up usernames in these large discussions. And I completely agree with you. When it comes to implementing systems like free healthcare or social welfare, the execution is everything.
Take the example of Finland's education system. They've managed to achieve one of the best education systems in the world by implementing policies like equal access to education, regardless of socio-economic status. But, there was a lot of thought put into how to execute these policies. They didn't just provide free education… Read more
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Yeah I would say that the planning plays a massive part as well. That’s the main reason I’m more on the side of reform rather than revolution, since revolutions are messy and rather unplanned. (As an understatement at best.) One of the best ways I’d say we can implement carefully made changes is by starting with corruption on a broad scale, not on the specific candidates with terrible views. For example, if there was a list of policy I could enact (this is grossly summarized), it’d be something like this:
-Replace the electoral college with a ranked voting system.
