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Ban on alcohol sales after 10 PM (22:00) – citizen’s right or justified restriction?

Do you think the sale of alcohol in shops and gas stations after 10 PM (22:00) should be banned?

The ban on alcohol sales after 10 PM (22:00) is one of those regulations that divide society into two hostile camps. Supporters emphasize the decrease in nighttime brawls, noise, and police interventions, which is confirmed by statistics in cities introducing restrictions. Critics, however, see it as an assault on citizens’ freedom and an attempt to treat adults like irresponsible children. There are also voices claiming that such a nighttime ban will encourage the growth of the gray market. Conspiracy theories even suggest it is a test before broader consumption bans. Is the right to peace and safety more important than the right to free choice?

01/09/2025

Israel in European competitions – sport or already politics?

Do you think Israel should take part in European championships (e.g. in football, basketball, Eurovision), even though geographically it is located in Asia?

Israel has for years stirred controversy with its presence in European sports and cultural competitions. Football, basketball, and even Eurovision show that geographical borders are increasingly giving way to politics and geopolitical calculations. Supporters of Israel’s participation in Europe justify it with security concerns and the practical lack of an alternative in Asia, where the country would be isolated. Critics, however, ask why an Asian country benefits from the privileges of European federations while at the same time conducting a harsh war policy toward Palestinians. Comparisons to Russia, excluded from many competitions, and accusations of double standards are appearing. Is sport really free from politics, or is that just a convenient illusion

01/09/2025

Pedophilia – what punishment is just?

In your opinion, what punishment should be imposed for a pedophilic act against a minor?

Pedophilia – for some, the issue is clear: the death penalty is the only just response to such inhuman acts. Others demand life imprisonment, believing the offender should never see freedom again. Support is also growing for imprisonment combined with chemical castration, viewed as a way to eliminate the risk of recidivism. Advocates of a more “systemic” approach point to the need for psychiatric therapy, though this raises controversy – can evil really be cured? The greatest outrage, however, is sparked by those who argue that if a minor was already sexually mature and gave consent, punishment is unnecessary – a stance many see as proof of humanity’s moral collapse. Is society ready to definitively decide what punishment for pedophilia is truly just?

29/08/2025

Open relationships – experiment or recipe for breakup?

Have you ever been in an open relationship and do you support this model of partnership?

Open relationships have long sparked both fascination and aversion. Some see them as proof of courage and emotional maturity, others as debauchery. Supporters emphasize that monogamy is a cultural construct, and that humans were not naturally created to live with only one person. Critics counter that such arrangements blur the lines of loyalty and destroy the foundation of trust. Psychologists warn that open relationships carry the risk of jealousy and emotional inequality, while conspiracy theories even claim they are deliberately promoted as a tool to weaken family bonds. Is an open relationship the future of intimacy, or an experiment that ends faster than it begins? Vote and find out!

29/08/2025

Alcohol and criminal responsibility

Do you think a person who committed a crime under the influence of alcohol should receive a lighter sentence?

Alcohol and criminal responsibility is a topic that has divided public opinion and courts for years. Some argue that intoxication reduces awareness and control, so the perpetrator does not act fully consciously, which should result in a lighter sentence. Others emphasize that drinking is always a conscious choice, so alcohol cannot be an excuse. There is also hypocrisy – the state earns millions from the sale of alcohol and then relentlessly punishes those who break the law under its influence. It is worth noting that in some countries the degree of intoxication is genuinely taken into account when determining the severity of the penalty, which further fuels the debate. Should alcohol therefore be considered a mitigating circumstance?

27/08/2025

Trust in friends

Do you trust your friends?

Trust in friends is a topic that can spark surprisingly strong emotions. On one hand, people say that true friends are revealed in times of hardship; on the other, we increasingly hear stories of betrayal, gossiping behind one’s back, or “fake friends” who are only looking for advantages. In the era of social media, the line between genuine bonds and superficial acquaintance is becoming increasingly blurred. Some trust unconditionally and believe loyalty still exists, while others assume everyone has a hidden agenda. Psychologists emphasize that trust is the foundation of relationships, while the “experienced” warn: the more you say, the easier it is for someone to use it against you. Can we still truly believe in the sincerity of bonds, or has friendship become merely an illusion?

21/08/2025