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Voting rights of emigrants

Should people who permanently live abroad retain the right to vote in elections in their country of origin?

The issue of voting rights for emigrants has long stirred emotions and divided public opinion. Some argue that voting is an inseparable element of citizenship, independent of where one lives. Others respond: how can you co-decide about a country where you don’t live, don’t pay taxes, and don’t experience its realities? Supporters of restrictions emphasize that millions of votes cast from abroad can distort election results, especially when decisions are made by people driven by sentiment rather than consequences. There are even theories that some governments deliberately mobilize emigrants to manipulate outcomes. Should the right to vote be a privilege tied to genuine participation in a country’s life, or an inalienable right of every citizen?

21/10/2025

Should the West restrict Islam the same way Islam restricts other religions?

Since in many Muslim countries Islam does not allow the presence of other religions and their symbols, should Western states accept Islam on their territory?

Islam and its place in the Western world is a topic that divides societies and reveals the deepest tensions between religious freedom and concerns about security and cultural identity. Critics point out that in many Muslim states Christianity or Judaism are restricted, and religious symbols are outright banned. They ask why the West should be “naively open” to Islam. Supporters of pluralism reply that freedom of religion is a cornerstone of democracy and cannot be limited on the basis of reciprocity. Increasingly, however, voices arise that acceptance must not mean permitting practices that contradict the laws or customs of a given country. Should the West defend its values, even if it means restricting Islam?

09/09/2025

Shape of the Earth

What do you think the Earth really looks like?

Earth – a planet shaped like a geoid drifting through infinite space, or a spectacular hoax orchestrated by the elites? Official science leaves no doubt: our planet is a geoid – slightly flattened at the poles, bulging at the equator. And yet something feels off. More and more people point out that satellite images show an almost perfect sphere – no flattening, no distortion. Coincidence or manipulation? Supporters of the flat and concave Earth theories argue that the whole narrative is a massive lie, and that the UN logo showing a flat Earth is no accident. Who’s right? Or is it all a matter of belief – in science, in our senses, or in conspiracies? Vote before gravity decides for you

08/08/2025