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Genocide in the Gaza Strip?

Do you believe that Israel’s actions against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip can be defined as genocide?

The issue of genocide in the Gaza Strip divides public opinion more than most modern conflicts. Some see Israel’s actions as the systematic extermination of civilians, pointing to casualty statistics and the destruction of infrastructure as evidence that the UN definition of genocide is being met. Others stress that Hamas uses civilians as human shields, and that Israeli strikes are aimed solely at eliminating threats. Where is the line between self-defense and a war crime? The debate is further fueled by theories about global interests and the influence of political lobbies that allegedly block an objective assessment of the situation. Can there be any moral victor in this conflict?

13/08/2025

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

Donbas, Kosovo, Scotland, Catalonia, Silesia (Poland) – should the principles of autonomy be equal?

Do you believe that the population of eastern Ukraine of Russian descent, Russian-speaking, and with pro-Russian sympathies should have the right to autonomy or self-determination, similar to the case of Kosovo?

If Kosovo could—why not Donbas? The question of whether regions with distinct ethnic and linguistic identities have the right to self-determination remains controversial, especially regarding eastern Ukraine. Advocates cite precedents: Scotland, Catalonia, Kurdistan. Opponents warn against legitimizing separatist movements backed by foreign powers. Is autonomy a universal principle—or a political tool used selectively? And are national borders truly fixed, or just lines until someone redraws them by force? Decide where your own boundary of acceptance lies.

17/07/2025

The future of artificial intelligence consciousness

Do you think that artificial intelligence will be able to think consciously in the future?

Will machines ever become truly “conscious”? A question that once sounded like science fiction is now part of serious discussions among philosophers, engineers—and even lawyers. Believers in conscious AI point to algorithms increasingly resembling human thought and emotion. Skeptics argue that imitation isn’t awareness—and producing answers doesn’t prove the presence of a “self.” Where is the line between intelligence and consciousness? And will we recognize it before it’s crossed? Answer—before someone (or something) does it for you.

17/07/2025

European Green Deal

Do you believe that the EU Green Deal can significantly impact the global climate, even though the EU is responsible for only 6.7% of CO₂ emissions?

Green Deal – a lifeline from climate catastrophe for some, a costly utopia with no real impact on global emissions for others. Since the European Union accounts for just 7% of global CO₂, a question arises: do our sacrifices make sense when the biggest polluters – like China and the USA – continue to operate on their own terms? Is the energy transition a moral duty, an investment in the future, or a tool of geopolitical self-harm? Answer before the “green revolution” becomes a reality without public consent.

03/07/2025

COVID-19: Health Crisis or Fear Narrative?

Do you believe the threat posed by the COVID-19 pandemic was deliberately exaggerated by the media or politicians?

COVID-19 changed the world—but was everything we were told really true? For some, it was the greatest health crisis of the 21st century; for others, a fear-driven narrative pushed by media, governments, and pharmaceutical corporations. Lockdowns, masks, vaccine passports—were they necessary, or tools of social control? And the vaccines? Touted as the way out of the pandemic, they’re now increasingly linked to adverse effects, excess mortality, and a lack of accountability from manufacturers. Was it really about health—or about power and profit? Answer—before history writes its own version of events.

01/07/2025

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