social care – poll4all.org

Voting rights and living on welfa

Should people who live exclusively on social welfare have the right to vote?

Voting rights and living on welfare is a topic that has sparked heated disputes for years and questions the very foundations of democracy. For some, it is obvious that every citizen has a voice regardless of their source of income – because that is what the constitution guarantees. Others provocatively ask whether someone living solely off other people’s taxes should decide how that money is spent. This strikes at the dilemma of equality before the law versus citizens’ financial responsibility. Supporters of restrictions warn against “buying votes” through welfare programs, while opponents see in it the threat of creating second-class citizens. Is this still democracy, or already a system based on economic selection?

09/09/2025

Free healthcare and medication – a citizen’s right or a utopia?

Should medication and health insurance be free for every citizen?

Free healthcare and medication have divided public opinion for years. Some argue that health is a fundamental human right and the state should provide it free of charge – after all, can life really be measured in money? Others point out that “free” is an illusion, since it still means higher taxes ultimately paid by citizens. Supporters of compromise believe at least basic treatment and essential medicines should be available at no cost, while the rest remains in the commercial system. The issue is also controversial because of theories that pharmaceutical corporations block reforms, as free access would cut into their billions in profits. So is free healthcare a right, an illusion, or a dangerous utopia?

24/08/2025

Universal Basic Income (UBI) – salvation or threat?

Do you support the introduction of Universal Basic Income (UBI), meaning a monthly payment for every citizen regardless of work or income?

Universal Basic Income has sparked heated emotions for years – some see it as a chance for a fairer society, while others warn of laziness and a tax disaster. Supporters emphasize that in times of automation, when robots and algorithms replace workers, a monthly payment for every citizen is almost a necessity to avoid a wave of poverty and social chaos. Critics, however, believe such a system is a utopia that will make people dependent on the state and ruin the economy. There are also conspiracy theories claiming that UBI is a clever plan by the elites to control citizens more easily. Is it a rescue for the future or a path to new enslavement? Take part in the poll and judge for yourself!

24/08/2025

Childlessness Tax

Do you think that people who do not have children should pay an additional tax to support the demographic system?

Is childlessness a personal choice or a societal issue? As populations age, voices emerge calling for those without children to contribute more to the system. But does the state have the right to penalize private life decisions? The line between collective responsibility and individual freedom is becoming increasingly tense. Is a tax on childlessness an act of demographic justice—or ideological pressure to become a parent? Find out where your boundary lies.

05/08/2025

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

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