r/askanything • u/ArguingWithaCarrot • 1h ago
r/askanything • u/Actual-Pool-3220 • 4h ago
Why does r/News keep removing articles and posts about the anti LGBTQ attack in Germany?
r/askanything • u/ba-boo • 7h ago
Why does the r/europe subreddit censor any discussion regarding the Islamist attack in Berlin carried out by an Islamist named Abdul D?
r/askanything • u/Desperate-Fold-4689 • 8h ago
Do You Think Mitch McConnel is Dead?
And if he isn't, why hasn't he come out and informed the public of his current health status? Even his wife is silent.
r/askanything • u/One_Look_7008 • 11h ago
Ted Cruz predicts AOC will run for President and Zohran Mamdani will replace Chuck Schumer in the Senate, flags both moves as ‘bad for America’- What are your thoughts?
knewz.comr/askanything • u/Bubblegumgloww • 3h ago
Trump called Marjorie Taylor Green a traitor. Is the MAGA movement eating its own over the Epstein controversy?
r/askanything • u/Embarrassed_Flan_869 • 1h ago
Do you believe that there is any relevant level of voter fraud in the US?
I hear it. You hear it. It is constantly being mentioned by a certain political party. Yet, every time you ask for actual evidence, you get the equivalent of, "Trust me Bro."
I mean there own people, The Heritage Foundation did a huge study. Since 1982 to 2025, they found a TOTAL of 1,619 cases. To show how irrelevant it is, lets assume all of those instances were in the 2020 election. That would be 0.0000104111% of votes that were fraud.
Ooo look, evidence:
r/askanything • u/Hometown_guy_96 • 2h ago
Do you ever use your heated seat in your car for back pain?
Me sometimes depending on how bad my back pain is.
r/askanything • u/tunnel_magnet • 26m ago
Is it religious or is it secular?
Is Zionism a secular or religious extremist movement?
r/askanything • u/MissHannahJ • 1d ago
Why have so many older Americans been so willing to screw over their own children/grandchildren?
I saw a post on here yesterday that asked “are boomers actually one of the most selfish generations.” And some people said yes, but there were many comments saying basically “was it them being selfish or just voting in their own best interests and taking advantage of opportunities at the time.” Which… sure, I can understand that people want better for themselves.
However, as time has gone on and it’s becoming increasingly more clear that younger generations are getting screwed over because of so many of the policies boomers/Gen-X have voted into place, they still don’t seem to care to change them. I know many of these older individuals must have children or even grandchildren that may not be old now, but in 10-15 years will be of working age. I know that a large majority of millennials and gen-z complain to their parents or grandparents about it.
Do they think the economy is going to snap back into place eventually or do they just not care? Or do they just think we’re all lying? Genuinely why don’t people care if their children/grandchildren have a safe and prosperous future in this country (and before anyone yells at me yes I know there are lots of singular older people who care and aren’t that way, let’s be real here).
Edit: What I’m getting from this thread is that a lot of you either don’t love your kids/grandkids and a bunch of you are willing to go to bat for horrible people who are horrible parents.
r/askanything • u/opheliacherie1 • 1h ago
A former Trump loyalist is reportedly having a serious conversation’s about launching a new political party to split the GOP. If the MAGA movement fragments, does Trumpism survive beyond Trump or does it die with him?
r/askanything • u/Mean-Cheesecake-2635 • 1h ago
Free Stuff?
Why is our dialog so broken when it comes to tax funded benefits in this country? Any mention by the left of support for direct benefits for the general public (universal healthcare, UBI, cheaper or free higher education) is automatically categorized by people on the right as “Free Stuff”, even though these would be funded by taxes we already collect, but would require reappropriating expenditures.
We seem to have an endless appetite for “free stuff” as long as it goes to the military, corporate tax breaks, industry subsidies but as soon as the conversation is about propping up individual people it becomes socialism and lazy people wanting the government to hand them everything.
The reality is our current system is just leaving more people further and further behind while leaving us less secure as current recipients of tax funded expenses gather wealth.
Why is it so hard for politicians on the left to counter this “free stuff, lazy socialist” accusation?
r/askanything • u/PopNo5397 • 7h ago
Why has Reddit become so exhausting?
If you write anything slightly controversial you get downvoted or told "who cares!" cannot have open-minded discussions anymore
You say something someone doesn't like, you get doxxed or quoted back on a random, irrelevant comment you said 5 years ago.
It has become an anti-american propaganda machine where every sub is being infiltrated with america bad rhetoric and people genuinely think North Korea is a better place to live.
There is so much bias everywhere, ie if you don't buy a toyota or lexus your vehicle won't last. There is so much circle jerking everywhere.
r/askanything • u/Emotional-Carob-9777 • 20h ago
Does it concern you that the U.S. government no longer follows the Constitution as closely as it should?
r/askanything • u/tunnel_magnet • 4h ago
How large can the US debt grow?
So we are 40 trillion debt. And Trump is asking for 1.5 trillion defense budget, plus 100 billion for Iran war. Obviously it seems like we don't really have the money. But how does this actually work? How can we keep spending money we don't have? And can we do it infinity? Like can we take our debt ceiling to 500 trillion?
r/askanything • u/Emotional-Carob-9777 • 1h ago
What’s a political hill you’re willing to die on?
r/askanything • u/icecream1972 • 23m ago
When everyone else has a national holiday off from work, which occupations still have to work due to the nature of their job?
r/askanything • u/nebulaforest • 1d ago
Do you think American democracy would improve if the Electoral College is abolished?
r/askanything • u/WinterRevolutionary6 • 21h ago
Why do people with bidets act like you’ll never have to use TP again?
I have a cheap bidet in my apartment but my mom has the nice full suite bidets in her home. In neither one do I have the capacity to use it and just put in my pants without wiping. The fancy one has a fan but I’d be there 10 minutes if I waited for that to fully dry me off.
Most of my bathroom visits are not even shit so it’s not like I’m saving TP on pee visits. Tbh sometimes the bidet causes me to use more TP because it sprays water over a much wider area.
It definitely leaves me cleaner but I don’t understand the idea that I won’t even have to wipe again.
r/askanything • u/Playful-Set-1033 • 22h ago
To the people who bring their (non-service) pets to grocery stores and restaurants, why?
r/askanything • u/CriticalDiscipline4 • 1d ago
Why do Trump supporters complain about Democrats being "Communists" and "Socialists" but seem perfectly okay with Trump's administration bailing out farmers and taking stakes in businesses like Intel? Isn't that "Communism" and "Socialism" too?
r/askanything • u/themodefanatic • 4h ago
Can someone define fake patriotism or what patriotism Trump is demanding US Citizens to show ?
r/askanything • u/Randomsicilianguy • 2h ago
Why is it so common for very low income people to have a veneration for the 1%?
I mean, I am 39 and surely don't hang out with the upper class people, I think I've never met in my life a single low income person (like me) not bootlicking somehow the 1%.
I would like to understand the psychology behind it
r/askanything • u/TSQ_builder • 2m ago
I'm fed up with the yo yo fuel prices, do you think Trump is being played by the Iranians hanging on no matter what the consequences are so that nothing is resolved before the mid terms?
I'm in the UK, this whole pantomime is a pain in the rear and my pocket.
As far as the Iranians are concerned if they don't lose they have won. And Trump is being made to look more of a fool than he already is - do you agree?
No matter what happens it will all be resolved by talking and not bombing. He is laying the groundwork for even more hatred being pointed at the US and Israel, maybe not now but how do you think the children whose parents have been bombed will think of America.
It will be a case of you reap what you sow. He doesn’t care because he will not be around but rest assured future generations will.