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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

Who is behind the drone attack on NATO member Poland?

Which country do you think is responsible for launching the drones that violated Polish airspace during the night of September 9–10?

The drone attack on Poland opened a new chapter of uncertainty in the region and immediately heated up the political atmosphere. For many, the case is clear – it was Russia, testing NATO’s patience in the context of the war with Ukraine and trying to intimidate Poles. Others claim that the drones entered Polish airspace by accident because they were not intercepted by Ukrainian air defenses, which would suggest a tragic coincidence or even a deliberate act. An even more controversial theory suggests that Ukraine, with the consent of certain Polish politicians, may have staged a provocation to put pressure on Polish society after the president’s lukewarm remarks about its prospects of joining NATO and the EU. Sabotage, accident, or a play on emotions – who really stands behind this incident?

10/09/2025

Nord Stream explosion – who really stands behind the sabotage

Which country could have been behind the Nord Stream pipeline explosion?

The Nord Stream explosion is one of the greatest geopolitical mysteries of recent years and a topic that divides public opinion even more than the war in Ukraine itself. Official investigations point to Ukrainian threads – a group of divers and connections with former SBU officers. On the other hand, Seymour Hersh’s high-profile report accuses the US and Norway of a joint operation involving the CIA and special units. Russia still looms as the main suspect – it had both the technology and the motive to blackmail Europe with gas prices. And Poland appears in the background, since the boat Andromeda used in the operation was registered there. Sabotage, energy war, or a provocation meant to conceal the real perpetrators?

09/09/2025

Poland and the peace talks in Washington

Do you think Poland, given the enormous support it has provided to Ukraine, should have been invited to the peace talks in Washington (18.08.2025)?

The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has divided public opinion for years, and Poland’s support for Kyiv is undeniably immense – from billions spent on aid to hosting millions of refugees. That is why the absence of Warsaw at the peace talks in Washington raises questions about Poland’s real position on the international stage. Some argue that Poland earned a place at the table, while others say it is not formally a party to the war and its presence could only make negotiations more difficult. Added to this are the tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations, which weaken Warsaw’s arguments. Is Poland’s exclusion a matter of cold calculation or a deliberate marginalization of an ally?

16/08/2025

Should Marijuana Be Legal if Alcohol Already Is?

Many studies indicate that marijuana is less harmful than alcohol and has medicinal uses. Do you support its legalization?

If alcohol—a highly addictive and socially harmful substance—is legal, why is marijuana still banned? Supporters of legalization point to studies showing cannabis is less dangerous than alcohol, offers medical benefits, and could generate tax revenue. Opponents warn of a “soft start” to hard addictions and eroding social standards. Is the ban based on facts—or outdated stigma? Or maybe it’s just a matter of time before the green light turns on in your country too? Decide—before someone else does it for you.

17/07/2025

Jewish communities and U.S. politics

Do you believe that Jewish groups have a significant influence on U.S. government policy?

The question of Jewish influence on U.S. politics is one of the most sensitive and controversial in public discourse. Some see powerful lobbying groups, like AIPAC, as proof of strong policy influence—especially in matters related to Israel. Others argue that such views risk sliding into conspiracy thinking and unfair generalizations that echo historical prejudice. Where’s the line between legitimate political advocacy and disproportionate sway? Is this about facts, perceptions, or deeper societal anxieties? Share your view—carefully, or candidly.

03/07/2025

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