moral values – Page 4

Does size matter?

Do you think the appearance (and possible size) of intimate body parts affects a person’s sexual attractiveness?

The topic of the appearance and size of intimate body parts has always been controversial. For some, it’s a key element of sexual attractiveness; for others – an artificial complex created by the media and pornography, having nothing to do with real intimacy. In the age of filters, plastic surgery, and the cult of “perfection,” the line between naturalness and body obsession has completely blurred. There are also theories that the erotic industry deliberately shapes our ideas of what is “attractive” to drive profits. Does what’s under the clothes really determine desire? Or is it just an illusion?

06/10/2025

Europe as a single state

Do you support transforming the European Union into a single federal state - the so-called United States of Europe - with its own government, constitution, and common army?

The idea of transforming the European Union into a single federal state – the United States of Europe – divides public opinion like few other issues. For some, it’s the vision of a strong, united continent capable of competing with the US and China; for others, it’s a threat to national sovereignty. In the background lies the question of whether a shared army and constitution would strengthen Europe or turn it into a bureaucratic empire under the dominance of Brussels and Berlin. Supporters of federalization see it as salvation from chaos, while opponents view it as a step toward a new form of elite domination. Will Europe become a single state, or will it preserve its mosaic of national identities?

06/10/2025

Dual citizenship among politicians

In your opinion, can politicians and officials with dual citizenship pose a threat to national security?

Dual citizenship among politicians and officials has been stirring emotions for years, especially in a country where national security increasingly intertwines with geopolitics. Can a person holding two passports be fully loyal to one nation? Supporters of stricter oversight argue that it’s a risk – loyalty to the homeland can clash with the interests of another state. Others reply that in the era of globalization this is normal, and demonizing such cases reflects fear of an open world. Debates on dual citizenship often tie into theories about the infiltration of elites by foreign intelligence services. So, is transparency enough to prevent potential threats?

06/10/2025

Deposit system

Do you support the introduction of a deposit system for bottles and cans?

The deposit system for bottles and cans is a topic that divides people almost as much as taxes or vaccines. Some see it as a step toward a cleaner planet and more responsible consumption, while others view it as a clever way for the state to extract money under an environmental pretext. Supporters talk about millions of tons of plastic disappearing from forests and streets; opponents point to bureaucracy, queues, and higher prices. There are also questions about who will really profit from it: the environment or large corporations? Is the deposit system a real change for the better, or premium-grade green PR?

01/10/2025

Anime

Do you watch anime?

Anime is a phenomenon that cannot be easily pigeonholed. Some watch it regularly, treating it as a passion and a form of art, others only pick the loudest titles that break into pop culture. Quite a few remember anime mainly from childhood and no longer return to these productions today. There are also those who simply feel it is not their thing and see nothing attractive in it. The most controversial voices claim that anime carries a hidden message shaping the way young people think – from subtle ideology to conspiracy theories about cultural programming. That is why even the simple question “do you watch anime?” can become provocative and reveal cultural tensions. And you, which group do you belong to?

27/09/2025

Fine for not wearing seatbelts

Do you think people should be fined for driving without seatbelts, given that cyclists and e-scooter users are not even required to wear helmets?

The debate on penalizing driving without seatbelts once again exposes the hypocrisy of traffic law. Drivers and car passengers face harsh penalties, while cyclists and e-scooter users, who are also at risk of injury, do not even have to wear helmets. Supporters of the current regulations emphasize that the difference lies in speed – a car is a potential one-ton weapon, and seatbelts genuinely save lives. Others argue that if the state cares so much about safety, it should also make helmets mandatory for cyclists and e-scooter enthusiasts. There are also opinions that the whole system is selective and unfair – punish drivers while leaving others unregulated? Is this about protecting citizens, or is it another example of unequal treatment?

24/09/2025

Tag: moral values

Does size matter?

Europe as a single state

Dual citizenship among politicians

Deposit system

Anime

Fine for not wearing seatbelts