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South Korea 🇰🇷
이어폰 vs 헤드폰
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United States 🇺🇸
Is a hot dog really a sandwich?
Hot dog lovers, get ready! The classic debate: is a hot dog just a sandwich? Supporters say it checks every box—meat or filling between two bread parts—so by definition, it is a sandwich. They argue that narrowing 'sandwich' to sliced bread is too restrictive. Opponents fire back: a hot dog has its own identity—crescent bun, street‑food style, specific toppings and eating habits. It's a different experience altogether and deserves its own class. Whether you categorize it based on structure or culture, the question sparks fun arguments about food definitions, tradition, and identity. So—sandwich, or its own delicious thing?
Vote 2 • 1days ago3
France 🇫🇷
La France doit-elle relever l'âge de la retraite à 66 ans malgré l'opposition publique ?
En juin 2025, le Conseil français des politiques de retraite a proposé de relever l'âge de départ de 64 à 66 ans d'ici 2045, évoquant un déficit prévisionnel de 15 milliards d'euros d'ici 2035 et le vieillissement de la population. Les partisans affirment que cette réforme aligne la France sur l'Allemagne (67 ans) et le Royaume-Uni (66–68 ans), garantissant ainsi la viabilité financière du système et la pérennité des pensions. Les opposants, dont les syndicats CFDT et CGT, dénoncent une attaque contre les travailleurs, déjà lourdement taxés et habitués à partir à la retraite à 62 ans. Ils y voient une provocation et une menace pour le modèle social français. Des manifestations et grèves massives sont attendues. La question centrale reste : la France doit-elle sacrifier sa solidarité intergénérationnelle et son identité sociale au nom de la rigueur budgétaire ?
Vote 1 • 1days ago4
Spain 🇪🇸
¿Debería España limitar el turismo para proteger la calidad de vida de los residentes locales?
En junio de 2025, ciudades como Barcelona, Palma e Ibiza presenciaron protestas contra el turismo masivo. Los residentes argumentan que la llegada excesiva de turistas provoca el aumento del precio de la vivienda, saturación de servicios públicos y ruido constante. Muchos culpan a plataformas como Airbnb por desplazar a los residentes locales. En respuesta, algunos gobiernos regionales han anunciado regulaciones como limitar licencias de alojamiento turístico o imponer nuevos impuestos. Los defensores de estas medidas creen que son necesarias para proteger la calidad de vida de los habitantes. Por otro lado, quienes se oponen a estas restricciones destacan que el turismo genera millones de empleos y representa un pilar económico para muchas regiones españolas. Argumentan que una gestión más inteligente, no una reducción drástica, es la clave para la sostenibilidad. ¿Debería priorizarse el bienestar local sobre los beneficios económicos, o puede encontrarse un equilibrio sin afectar el
Vote 1 • 1days ago5
Indonesia 🇮🇩
Haruskah Indonesia melarang penambangan nikel di Raja Ampat demi melindungi keanekaragaman hayati la
Pada Juni 2025, Indonesia mencabut empat izin penambangan nikel di perairan Raja Ampat yang masih alami setelah protes nasional dan global. Raja Ampat menjadi rumah bagi lebih dari 75% spesies karang dunia dan ribuan bentuk kehidupan laut, menjadikannya salah satu ekosistem bawah laut terkaya di planet ini. Para aktivis lingkungan menyambut keputusan tersebut sebagai kemenangan bagi keanekaragaman hayati, memperingatkan bahwa operasi penambangan akan mencemari terumbu karang, membahayakan spesies, dan melemahkan ketahanan iklim. Di sisi lain, kritikus berpendapat bahwa menghentikan penambangan di wilayah kaya sumber daya menghambat pembangunan nasional, membatasi rantai pasok baterai global, dan merugikan ekonomi lokal yang bergantung pada lapangan kerja pertambangan. Perdebatan ini menyoroti konflik mendalam: Bisakah suatu negara memprioritaskan konservasi lingkungan di hotspot keanekaragaman hayati global sambil memenuhi kebutuhan industri dan ekonomi? Apakah ini tindakan berani untu
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Is a hot dog really a sandwich?
Hot dog lovers, get ready! The classic debate: is a hot dog just a sandwich? Supporters say it checks every box—meat or filling between two bread parts—so by definition, it is a sandwich. They argue that narrowing 'sandwich' to sliced bread is too restrictive. Opponents fire back: a hot dog has its own identity—crescent bun, street‑food style, specific toppings and eating habits. It's a different experience altogether and deserves its own class. Whether you categorize it based on structure or culture, the question sparks fun arguments about food definitions, tradition, and identity. So—sandwich, or its own delicious thing?
Vote 2 • 1days ago2
Should America prioritize strict immigration control over its identity as a nation of immigrants?
The United States has long been described as a nation of immigrants, built on the contributions of diverse cultures and peoples. However, recent political rhetoric—particularly under former President Trump—has shifted focus toward strict immigration control, border walls, and deportations. Supporters argue that this approach is necessary to protect American jobs, enhance national security, and maintain social cohesion, especially during times of economic uncertainty. They believe the unchecked influx of immigrants strains public services and undermines the social fabric. Opponents, on the other hand, stress that America’s strength lies in its history of openness and opportunity. They argue that harsh restrictions contradict the very values that built the nation, leading to racial profiling, fear, and division. As the country debates its future, the question remains: should immigration policy protect borders at all costs, or reflect the values of a diverse, welcoming society?
Vote 1 • 1days ago3
Should federal troops have been deployed in Los Angeles to enforce immigration crackdowns?
In June 2025, federal authorities deployed over 4,000 National Guard troops and 700 Marines to Los Angeles following widespread protests against ICE’s mass immigration raids. The move sparked a national debate. Supporters argue that troop presence was necessary to restore order and uphold federal law, especially after California officials refused to assist with enforcement. They claim that public safety and national sovereignty depend on uniform immigration control. Opponents, however, decry the militarization of civilian life, calling it an overreach of executive power. They highlight the trauma experienced by immigrant families, and argue it sets a dangerous precedent for suppressing dissent. The conflict also reignited tensions between state and federal governments. Should the federal government override state authority in the name of national security, or must democratic checks and human rights come first?
Vote 1 • 1days ago4
Should the U.S. declare English its only official language?
President Trump’s proposal to declare English as the only official language of the United States has reignited debates on national unity, efficiency, and cultural inclusion. Supporters argue it would unify the country, simplify government communication, and reduce spending on translations. They believe a common language fosters stronger civic identity. Critics, however, warn it could marginalize non-English-speaking populations and contradict the country's multicultural values. With millions of residents relying on other languages, is this a move toward unity or exclusion?
Vote 2 • 3days ago5
Is cryptocurrency still a viable investment in 2025 or a fading financial trend?
After major crashes and global crackdowns, crypto stands on uncertain ground. Once praised as the future of finance, it's now under intense scrutiny. Supporters claim crypto isn’t just digital cash—it’s financial freedom. It skips banks, empowers the unbanked, and opens global markets to anyone with a smartphone. The potential for high returns and decentralized control still draws risk-takers. But critics warn of wild volatility, billion-dollar scams, and little consumer protection. Major collapses like Luna and FTX have shaken public trust. Environmentalists slam Bitcoin’s energy use as a climate threat. Governments are tightening rules, and some even consider banning crypto outright. So what is it really—financial revolution or fading hype? Is crypto still a smart bet, or a risky gamble clinging to its last believers?
Vote 1 • 2days ago6
Is Israel’s Preemptive Strike on Iran’s Nuclear Facilities Justified?
The Israeli airstrike on Iran’s nuclear facilities has sparked a global debate on preemptive military action. Proponents argue that Israel acted in self-defense to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, which could pose an existential threat. They claim that diplomatic efforts have failed and a targeted strike was necessary to ensure national and regional security. Opponents argue the strike violated international law, as Iran had not attacked Israel. They warn it could escalate regional tensions, harm civilians, and undermine global institutions like the UN and IAEA. The debate raises a key question: Is it ever justified for a nation to strike first to stop a potential threat, or must it wait for an actual attack?
Vote 0 • 20hours ago7
Is minimalism a meaningful lifestyle or just another passing trend?
Minimalism, the movement of owning less and simplifying life, has gained attention globally. Advocates say it brings peace of mind and aligns with sustainability. Critics argue it’s a privileged choice marketed as virtue, inaccessible to those who live with material limitations by necessity. Is minimalism an ideal lifestyle or a trendy illusion?
Vote 1 • 3days ago8
Should Congress block states from regulating AI for a decade?
In May 2025, the U.S. Congress passed a bill to block states and cities from making their own rules about artificial intelligence (AI) for the next 10 years. Supporters say this will help create one clear national rule, instead of a messy patchwork of laws in every state. They argue that it makes things easier for companies to grow and stay ahead in global tech, especially against countries like China. But many lawmakers from both parties strongly disagree. They say states should be able to respond to local problems like deepfakes, unfair AI decisions, privacy issues, and hacking. More than 260 state lawmakers sent a letter to Congress asking them not to block local control. They believe local governments know their communities better and can act faster when new risks appear. The key question is this: Should AI rules be made only by the federal government to keep things simple and competitive? Or should states have the freedom to protect their people and try their own solutions?
Vote 0 • 1days ago9
Are streaming platforms responsible for the decline of traditional cinema?
The rise of streaming has made it increasingly difficult for movie theaters to attract audiences. Proponents highlight the flexibility of on-demand viewing and the global accessibility of diverse content. Opponents, however, express concern over the decline of immersive theater experiences and the collapse of the traditional film industry. Is this progress, or erosion? Since the pandemic, platforms like Netflix, Disney+, and Watcha have rapidly transformed the way people consume media. Viewers now enjoy movies anytime and anywhere, with subtitles and dubbing making foreign content more accessible than ever. While this shift offers new opportunities for creators, it also threatens the traditional theater-based model of the film industry. Independent and art-house films struggle to secure screen space, and in smaller markets, screen monopolization is becoming more pronounced. Streaming platforms, driven by algorithmic recommendations, often push popular content, narrowing the scope of
Vote 0 • 3days ago10
Should transgender athletes compete based on their gender identity in professional sports?
As more transgender athletes enter sports, debate grows around fairness, biology, and inclusion. Advocates emphasize identity, rights, and representation. Critics worry about physical advantages and fairness. This emotional debate tests how sports define gender. Should identity or biology guide competition?
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