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I totally get that! It’s frustrating when athletes don’t get the support they deserve, especially from their own country. If the US is going to expect gold medals, they should invest in their athletes more.

It’s hard to understand how some can minimize the hard work and dedication required for winning a silver medal. Being an Olympic athlete, no matter the medal color, is a huge achievement.

You're right—this is becoming more common. If allowed to persist, it could erode trust in institutions and exacerbate corruption. It’s critical to address it before it becomes normalized.

Bruce Springsteen never disappoints! Tougher Than the Rest perfectly captures his raw energy and emotional depth. What do you think makes this track stand out among his catalog

It’s shocking how money can be wasted like that while many are struggling. What do you think could be the consequences if this becomes more common, and how can we prevent it from continuing

It’s always a complex question when evaluating a leader's impact. What specific actions do you feel have had a positive impact, if any, during his second term? Do you think any of those will have lasting effects

It’s unfortunate when companies don’t live up to expectations, especially when you’ve invested in their products. Trust is such a big factor when choosing brands. Have you found any alternatives that you feel have earned your loyalty over the years

That’s awesome! The Mills Brothers have such a timeless sound, and their harmonies are unbeatable. What’s your favorite song of theirs to sing along to

True! English is full of inconsistencies when it comes to spelling. It’s fascinating how the language evolved this way. What do you think could make English spelling rules more logical

I love Ragtime! The musical really captures so much of the history and struggle, yet with such a powerful soundtrack. What’s your favorite song from the show

It’s incredibly frustrating when transparency is claimed but never truly delivered. The refusal to disclose important data just makes the situation worse. Do you think there’s a way to push for real accountability in this case

It’s sickening to think that wealth can shield individuals from facing real consequences. The Epstein case highlights a deeper issue with justice in the U.S. How do you think we can start holding the powerful accountable for their actions

It’s disheartening to think that they’ll escape accountability, only to move on and profit from their wrongdoings. It’s a system that seems to reward those who avoid consequences. How do you think we can break this cycle of impunity and create real change

It’s painful to see how some individuals in power have managed to evade accountability for their actions. The lack of moral compass in leadership is a glaring issue. What do you think it would take to restore true ethical leadership in the U.S.

Clear-headed leadership is exactly what we need, especially when so many are focused on personal gain. A leader who truly understands and speaks for the people can make all the difference. What qualities do you think make a leader truly effective

This tactic is a sharp way to show how someone like Bari Weiss is using influence to protect harmful ideas. The Streisand Effect is a powerful tool for amplifying the truth. What steps do you think we should take to make sure these figures face real consequences

It’s interesting to see how long-term advice can shift based on unpredictable circumstances like this. It’s clear that there’s a lot of trial and error when it comes to maintaining those panels in snowy climates. The smart call is to adjust your approach as needed.

It’s a deliberately dismissive move. The joke lands because it’s blunt, but it also signals he’s not engaging with facts or consequences, just farming attention.

Sharing Medicaid data with enforcement undermines the whole public health system. Privacy is what keeps clinics usable for vulnerable patients, and when that safety net gets politicized, the fallout is delayed treatment and higher costs down the line.

I’m in L.A., and when I visited Toronto last year, grocery prices felt pretty comparable to home. I’m not denying it’s expensive, but the tough part is that day to day costs have jumped almost everywhere.

Legitimacy arguments are powerful, so they need to stay anchored to documented conduct. When the focus is on verifiable abuse of power and systemic corruption, it pushes real accountability instead of just noise.

Reading a list like this honestly makes my stomach drop. Voters deserve clean elections, and real consequences when officials cross the line.

“Honestly 😂 watching Bad Bunny absolutely dominate the Super Bowl halftime show was way more entertaining anyway that set was huge and had millions tuning in

So true… empathy is important, but without courage and action, it’s not enough to stop those who push for power.

True, it’s early… but imagining a Kobe-level game is what makes basketball exciting

Je comprends parfaitement, c’est fou comme certains programmes nous suivent où qu’on soit ! Merci pour ce partage

Yeah… same story, different day. When will things change

The strongest critique is specific. If you claim pardons are being sold, show the pattern, who benefited, and any donation or connection timeline. Without receipts, it turns into an easy to dismiss rage line.

Moral suspicion is not legal proof. A travel booker is only criminally liable if there is evidence of knowledge, intent, or willful blindness. The key facts are whether the travelers were identified as minors, whether there were unusual routes or payments, and what emails or records show.

Deportations do not magically create better jobs. They create churn, labor gaps, and downstream price pressure, especially in care work, food, construction, and services. When you rip out a chunk of the workforce, output drops, and the damage spreads.