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Global Issues

September 26, 2024
Should the U.S. government ban harmful chemicals in food products that are already banned in other countries?
  • Yes, the same standards should apply globally.
  • No, current regulations are sufficient.
  • Maybe, but more research is needed to determine their harm.
  • I'm not sure; I trust food companies to make safe products.
Should American food companies be held accountable for selling products with harmful ingredients that are banned in other countries?
  • Yes, they should face stricter regulations and penalties for endangering public health.
  • No, it's up to consumers to make informed choices about what they eat.
  • Yes, but only if the harmful ingredients are proven to directly cause health issues.
  • No, as long as the products meet current U.S. standards, the companies should not be penalized.
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August 18, 2024
What does it mean to you when a news channel has comments unavailable on their website or app?
  • They can't handle the truth - Suggests the entity is avoiding criticism or feedback.
  • Echo Chamber of Control - They're crafting a controlled environment where only their narrative thrives, unchallenged by outside opinions.
  • Content Over Chaos - Prioritizing the delivery of information over engaging in or managing the chaos of public debate.
  • Quality Control - Perhaps they're trying to maintain a certain level of discourse or prevent misinformation.
In an era where digital interaction is not just expected but demanded, the decision by news channels to disable comments on their platforms has sparked…
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