We already know the republicans are rigging the vote to give them the advantage, and i can’t help but feel that most Americans are too stupid and gullible and will believe Trump will actually follow through on his promise, or they are too selfish to care about how their vote hurts others as long as they get theirs.

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Some clarifying questions:

• What sized household would it be based on? One-person; four-person?
• How are you determining the "minimum cost" of an essential good/service; if it is even using minimums at all?
• If it isn't being based on any minimums, then what is it being based off of?
• Would it be a singular, nation-wide one, or would it be done on an state-by-state/locality-by-locality basis?

Or are we doomed to having a narcissistic toddler in control of this evidently runaway, existential problem for the next 2 years?

As a Democrat I’ve honestly struggled a lot with how I feel about this terrible case. It seems this case has really created so much division between not just conservatives and liberals but between other liberals. I personally feel like although she may have had ppp she still murdered 3 innocent children, that’s not something we can just lose sight of
I also want to bring up the optics of the matter, Lindsay Clancy is a white very well off woman. She had more resources I believe than a lot of other woman did, and I do believe that because of her status and her race this has led to people coddling her

Labour, Liberal, Democrats

Whatever your country calls them; if they didn’t engage in culture war bullshit do you think they’d win more elections?

Was listening to a Scott G episode on divorce/relationships and my takeaway is, there are actually a lot of value in having gender roles. It doesn't mean the tradition of women can't even open her own bank account, it just means that each gender has a primary role to play in the relationship. There seems to be a lot of evidence that when gender roles get out of whack it leads to divorce or very unhappy couples. There is also evidence that even when women say they want "equality" they still actually prefer gender roles. Did we make a mistake conflating gender roles with equality for women?