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Shared Decision-Making on Abortion

Do you think a man – the biological father of the child – should have a real say in the decision to terminate a pregnancy?

Abortion is one of society’s most divisive issues—but what about the father’s voice? Should the biological father have any say in the decision to terminate a pregnancy? Supporters argue for shared responsibility, the right to fatherhood, and a more balanced approach. Opponents warn against stripping women of autonomy and forcing motherhood. The debate extends beyond abortion itself to a deeper question: does a man have the right to influence something he doesn’t physically experience? This time, your vote speaks volumes.

05/08/2025

Abortion

What is your position on the legality of abortion?

The legality of abortion remains one of the most divisive issues—among politicians, doctors, clergy, and everyday people. For some, it’s a fundamental human right to control one’s body; for others, it’s the unjust ending of a life. Where does a woman’s autonomy end and the fetus’s protection begin? Should the limit be pain perception, maternal risk—or none at all? In a world where emotion often overshadows fact and law becomes a battleground for ideology—your opinion matters. What future do you envision for abortion in your country?

05/08/2025

Social Credit System

Do you think introducing a social credit system similar to China’s would be beneficial?

A social credit system—for some, a futuristic path to order; for others, a dystopian nightmare. The Chinese model, where citizens gain or lose points based on “desirable” or “unacceptable” behavior, provokes both fascination and fear. Supporters see it as an effective tool against crime and corruption. Opponents warn of mass surveillance and a society ruled by fear, where every action could be used against you. Are we ready to trade some freedom for control? Or is this the dawn of a digital muzzle? Decide—before someone else decides for you.

30/07/2025

Marital infidelity

Do you think marital infidelity should be subject to legal penalties (e.g. a fine, compensation, or loss of property rights)?

Is infidelity just a matter of the heart and conscience—or should it be a legal issue? As marriage is increasingly viewed as a civil contract, the question arises: should breaking that vow carry legal consequences? Supporters of penalties speak of responsibility, justice for the betrayed, and fair division of assets. Opponents argue that emotions are too complex for courts to regulate. Should fidelity be enforced by law—or remain a personal promise between two people? Answer and see what others think.

26/07/2025

Death penalty

Do you think the death penalty should be reinstated?

The death penalty—justice or vengeance? As crimes grow more brutal, calls to reinstate capital punishment grow louder. Supporters argue it deters criminals and provides moral closure for victims. Opponents warn of irreversible judicial errors, dehumanization, and a regression of civil society. Does the state have the right to take a life—even in the name of law? Or is refusing retaliation the true mark of a strong society? Decide where you stand—before someone else does it for you.

26/07/2025

Equalizing the retirement age for women and men

Do you think the retirement age for women and men should be equalized?

Is the difference in retirement age between men and women a privilege—or a thing of the past? In a world increasingly focused on gender equality, current disparities are being challenged. Supporters of equalization argue that women live longer on average, drawing pensions longer and placing a greater strain on the retirement and healthcare systems. Opponents respond that women have long shouldered the dual burden of work and child-rearing, which should be factored in. Is aligning retirement age true fairness—or the dismantling of hard-earned protections? See what others think—and take a stand.

26/07/2025