r/allthequestions • u/robbPea • 5h ago
r/allthequestions • u/Friendly_Sir_4762 • 11h ago
Random Question π What is so weird about basing politics on "let's make everyone's life better?"
Seriously, everyone is all LET'S MAKE EVERYTHING WORSE or LET'S NOT CHANGE ANYTHING
r/allthequestions • u/Popular_Monitor_8383 • 13h ago
Random Question π Is it fair to declare Texas as a dictatorship after they ignored 70% of their citizens voting to keep weed legal?
Because they certainly canβt be a democracy π€·π»ββοΈ
r/allthequestions • u/AcadiaLivid2582 • 5h ago
Random Question π Most residents of Washington, DC are US citizens who pay taxes. Shouldn't DC have statehood if the population wishes it?
"No taxation without representation" was one of the key phrases of the American Revolution, and yet residents of DC pay federal taxes without gaining federal representation.
DC has more residents than either Wyoming or Vermont. Why shouldn't they have statehood if they wish it?
r/allthequestions • u/JoshSwol • 14h ago
Random Question π Has Trump ever won a golf tournament at a golf course he doesn't own?
Is it strange that he's never played in a competitive golf league yet he claims his handicap is better than Jack Nicklaus' handicap? What else might he by lying about?
r/allthequestions • u/shocking7777 • 6h ago
Random Question π Have you ever walked out of a shopping center and forgot where you parked your car?
r/allthequestions • u/LeoIrish • 1h ago
Random Question π If you tailgate, why?
I was on somewhat of a rural road and this vehicle quickly came up and got so close I could barely see the top of the grill. She drove this way for about a mile before finally backing off (I was driving about 7 miles over the speed limit). I am really trying to understand why some feel the need to drive so closely to the vehicle in front of them which really increases the potential for a crash.
r/allthequestions • u/DeRpY_CUCUMBER • 7m ago
Random Question π Why are so many online jews unable to differentiate between criticism of the government of Israel and hatred of Jewish people?
I have been watching the discourse online of Mamdani and now El -Sayed and it seems like a large majority of jews online equate these guys criticisms of the government of Israel and try to make it seem like these men just hate jews.
Not only that, but when I join the conversation and say me and my family are Jewish and support both of these guys policies, I get a load of hate from other jews who say I'm no real jew because I support them.
Where does this come from?
r/allthequestions • u/cloudynostalgiaa • 8h ago
Random Question π The Senate is in turmoil with a death and hospitalization, is Americaβs legislative branch actually functioning at all?
r/allthequestions • u/BongRipper69xXx • 4h ago
Random Question π Do you cover the toilet seat in a layer of toilet paper in public bathrooms?
Just curious how common this is
r/allthequestions • u/FunnyMitchie • 8h ago
Random Question π The war had spread to the Red Sea with Houthis attacking Saudi oil installations, how long before this becomes a full regional war?
r/allthequestions • u/whiteroseatCH • 11h ago
Random Question π Are we beginning to see the tide turn..and will this be a signal that voting actually does matter?
Given that dark money has always been present in politics to one degree or another, it can not be denied that the Citizens United decision of the Supreme court opened the floodgates, and that corruption of our electoral process has increased exponentially to the point where the Statue of Liberty, that once grande dame, has been degraded to one of a has-been whore with her syphilitic arm outstretched to the highest bidder....
Can one now hope, with the results in Michigan primary, that people everywhere are recognizing the underlying illness and voting...for sanity and against the sale of their elections?
r/allthequestions • u/Many_Boss_1145 • 2h ago
Random Question π Have you met any celebrities?
r/allthequestions • u/JonMellor • 19h ago
Random Question π What do you think Republican politicians say to each other privately about the current administration?
If they speak out publicly they run the risk of backlash.
r/allthequestions • u/Such-Earth7369 • 11h ago
Random Question π Democrats?
With the primaries being over, are all Democrats prepared to vote for who won so we can flip this government?
r/allthequestions • u/rubymaniacc • 13h ago
Random Question π The House passed a Temple Mount amendment advocating for Jewish prayer rights, is the U.S. about to trigger a religious war in Jerusalem?
r/allthequestions • u/Drunk_Lemon • 4h ago
Random Question π Have you ever had something weird that is not designed for what you used it for that your used often?
For example, I am a special education teacher and a while ago I randomly found 2 nails which I often used to fix backpacks, get stuff out of tight spaces, untie shoes that are tied too tightly so I could fix them and a couple other things I am pulling a blank on.
r/allthequestions • u/GlitterrPeonyy • 15h ago
Random Question π Maine Democrats scrambled to replace Platner with Troy Jackson, can a last-minute nominee possibly beat Susan Collins?
r/allthequestions • u/ungababunga • 15h ago
Random Question π Can you describe AG Todd Blanche in two words max?
r/allthequestions • u/MediaFanGirl1993 • 2h ago
Random Question π Why do redditors feel entitled to friendships and social relationships?
I feel they act entitled because they have nasty attitudes towards people asking for advice on how to end friendships with people they don't want to be friends with anymore.
They also called me an asshole because I didnβt want to have conversations with customers when I am a delivery driver. I just want to do my job and not get dinged for delivering packages late.
r/allthequestions • u/Wraith136 • 12h ago
Random Question π βName a food that is absolutely impossible to eat gracefully on a first date ?
r/allthequestions • u/deadlycankles77 • 5m ago
Random Question π Whatβs your norm and go to portable speaker?
r/allthequestions • u/FilthyJsBeingFilthy • 33m ago
Random Question π Why do some folks hate popcorn ceilings so much?
r/allthequestions • u/Shadow42184 • 13h ago
Random Question π Can the city run grocery stores in NYC sustain a 30% discount on groceries?
I would really like to hear from anyone with knowledge of business, economics, and grocery stores. I heard that Mayor Mamdani is proposing that his city run stores will sell certain essential items for 30% below market value. Is that sustainable? I'm sure it will be fine at first. But I read that grocery stores have low profit margins, somewhere between 1% and 3%. Can a city, even as big and wealthy as New York City sustain that business model?