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Is the EU starting to resemble communism?

Do you think the European Union is increasingly resembling a centralized, controlling system similar to former communist structures?

Is the European Union drifting toward soft totalitarianism? For some, it’s a symbol of peace and cooperation; for others – a growing control apparatus where bureaucracy replaces the will of the people. More and more voices claim that EU institutions are taking over member states’ competencies, pushing ideologies above nations’ heads. Is the ideal of unity quietly morphing into a centralized structure resembling former communist regimes – only repackaged in a subtler form? Or is it just another conspiracy theory for eurosceptics? See what others think – and ask yourself: do you still feel part of a free Europe?

08/08/2025

Abortion Today – Euthanasia Tomorrow

Does the legalization of abortion not pave the way for the social acceptance of eliminating the elderly, the sick, and the unproductive?

Abortion and euthanasia – two issues that have long divided public opinion – are now increasingly mentioned in the same breath. For some, legalizing abortion is a sign of progress and the individual’s right to decide about their own life; for others, it’s the beginning of a slippery slope toward the social acceptance of eliminating the “unnecessary”: the elderly, the sick, the unproductive. In an era when debates over demographics and healthcare costs are growing sharper, the line between freedom of choice and the selection of life can dangerously shift. Is this a bold reform, or the prelude to a dystopia where human worth is measured by usefulness? See what others think – and decide where you stand.

07/08/2025

Would you offer a bribe?

Under certain circumstances, would you be willing to offer a bribe or other material benefit to gain a specific advantage?

Corruption is a topic that continues to stir emotions — not only in public debate but also in the everyday decisions many of us face. Offering a bribe is often seen as an act of desperation, an attempt to bypass a dysfunctional system, or simply… the norm, because “everyone does it.” Where is the line between ethics and pragmatism? Do moral convictions fade when a loved one’s health or a career is at stake? This survey touches on difficult questions about the compromises we make when confronted with reality. And you — what would you do in such a situation?

07/08/2025

Bribe

Under certain circumstances, would you be willing to accept a bribe or other material benefit?

Accepting bribes is a topic that rarely comes up in open conversation, yet it evokes strong emotions — especially when it relates to everyday professional, bureaucratic, or social dilemmas. Is honesty an absolute value, or rather a luxury not everyone can afford? Faced with the temptation of easy gain, many people start to weigh the consequences: will it harm anyone, will anyone find out, is it worth it? This survey explores the fine line between principles and temptation. How would you react in such a situation?

07/08/2025

Psychiatric Evaluation and IQ Requirements for High-Ranking Public Officials

Should high-ranking public officials be required to undergo mandatory psychiatric evaluations and meet a minimum IQ threshold?

Should everyone who climbs the ladder of power truly be allowed to govern? Amid increasingly frequent scandals, irrational decisions, and embarrassing statements by politicians, a new proposal is gaining traction: mandatory psychiatric evaluations and a minimum IQ requirement for high-ranking officials. Supporters see it as a basic safeguard against madness and incompetence. Opponents warn of eugenics and power being seized by the so-called “superior.” Where does concern for governance quality end and dangerous selection begin? See what others think – vote in the survey.

07/08/2025

Minimum Legal Age for Marriage

In your opinion, from what age should it be legally allowed to get married?

At what age is a person truly ready for marriage? This question divides public opinion more than one might expect. On one side – emotional and financial maturity. On the other – personal freedom and the right to make decisions even at a young age. Is pregnancy at 15 a sufficient reason to legally marry? Or should we raise the threshold to 21 or 25 to protect young people from impulsive decisions? Where does individual freedom end and social responsibility begin?
Take the survey and share your opinion.

07/08/2025