Hey Pandas, What’s One Statement That Shouldn’t Be Controversial But It Is? (Closed)

I see where your coming from even though I respectively disagree.

THIS. How did he even get in?

This comment is hidden. Click here to view.

I mean, Joe Biden is no better

This is very true

I'd still like to know what you're referring to when you say lifestyle.

Not controversial as far as I'm aware

yesssss

Fascinating. This one makes sense. Even if you were protecting yourself from an intruder, you probably wouldn't need this kind of weapon, unless it was a whole group of people, in which case you have bigger problems on your hands.

I'd have to agree, in that politicians in the USA vote on legislation based on their party's line, which more often than not is in direct opposition to what their constituents want. America is supposed to be a representational democracy, but politicians don't represent their constituents anymore, they represent their party.

I guess it is underrated since I’ve never heard of it before. Lol. Edit: wrong comment section my bad.

coldplay is 100% overrated

I haven't heard much U2, but I do like Coldplay a lot.........it might be kinda overrated though. I think it's hard for me to see it that way because it's kinda nostalgic to me, but I DO see where you're coming from lol

Agreed!!!

No, yes, no.

I hate pineapples, oreos are the best thing ever, and hershey's isn't the best quality chocolate compared to other brands but it's not horrible. I rather like hershey's, though it's not my favorite. We can agree to disagree :)))

I don't know, I don't care, I agree

Very good argument for the US. Shame it can't be used in Poland for example.

Actually, according to the first amendment, all persons have the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. Abortion directly violates the first part of that, effectively making it legal murder.

lol i'm bi but i don't really identify with that community bc i feel that everything there is always just political and i just wanna live my life and date girls and guys and not have to deal with all that stuff

Yep I'm asexual but it's not my identity. I feel romantic attraction to the opposite sex but it's just not sexual. I just don't feel comfortable with it being lumped in with sexual preference.

Same with transphobia

My close-ish friend (idk, i've known them for years but we're kind of distant now) who's aroace, nonbinary and gay said I was "more of a lesbian" and basically that I couldn't be bi. I'm assuming their reasoning was that I tend to be attracted more to the same sex, but believe me I still get male crushes from time to time and I'm bi and I'm valid. Oh yeah they also said I didn't fit into "the agender role cause you're really feminine" (note, I've been trying SO HARD to avoid being feminine. And there's nothing wrong with being feminine but it's just not my thing personally.) Then they tried to pass it off as a joke. So yeah we really do have our own drama...

I agree to an extent. You're putting all the bad apples in together with the normal ones. I've been a victim of hate from both the gay and religious community. But I've also been supported by both. You can't generalize this type of thing. Generalization of people is what leads to violent thoughts towards minorities. The LGBTQ+ community is wonderful. But there's some people (certainly not all, or most) that are biphobic or transphobic. Doesn't mean everyone is. Just like there's feminists that use their position as a woman to try and discriminate against others. But there's also plenty of feminists that do the opposite of that. They include, and fight for equality.

Cancel culture sucks. F**k damn s**t b***h d**k c**k. Let's see how many of those BP censors.

Drat, I posted what was supposed to be an answer in a reply! My abject apologies! I will repost

It doesn't always come from a place of hate, from what I have seen, but I probably haven't seen as many sides as you.

While I get you shouldn't be offended that someone notices said body part, it really isn't that polite to comment on someone's body unless it's not rude/positive. Even it's true, it might not be the right thing to say, you know?

Sometimes it really looks like someone is trying to accentuate certain things but in truth it's more difficult to hide them without sacrificing comfort

And we've been doing it for hundreds of years, it's not a good thing in the slightest.

Rigt?! Like what happened to love the neighbor as thy love thyself?

I agree with you in principle. But a person is entitled to an opinion, even if it's not based on demonstrable facts. On the other hand, if said opinion is expressed as an insult, or if the person refuses to even listen to the other side, then they would do best to just keep it to themselves.

What I was talking about is when people say something untrue and present it as fact, but when they are proven wrong, they say they are entitled to an opinion.

To a degree. It depends on "the facts". Because "facts" while true in the moment, may become untrue over time. So scale, time, and context are important for "facts". TLDR- just because something is a "fact" one moment doesn't mean it'll still be a "fact" the next.

If this were true, he'd be the oldest person in history.

Whoa I exist?!???!?!??!!??!?!?!?!???!? YALL I EXIST WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT /s sad that this one is controversial though

oH nO thE hoRroR /s

I agree