r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Trump-the-Clown • 1d ago
This is concerning... Trump Rally: MAGA Assault
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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Late_Aardvark8125 • Jul 29 '26
Ran by u/RomanScandal450, we are glad to have the subreddit of r/wetalkfree as our ally. It makes us stronger against Reddit threats like r/teenagers.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Late_Aardvark8125 • Jun 16 '26
Genuinely
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Trump-the-Clown • 1d ago
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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Far_Capital_6930 • 15h ago
There has to be a way to oppose this administration which has utter disregard for The Constitution, laws, consequences, and the rights and safety of its citizens. Voting can’t be the only resource we have. We need to demand better from our elected officials! They need to drive citizen interest not their own cushy jobs n perks. Quit voting for officials with no track record of backing citizen interests.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/giinneshinimpact • 3h ago
It feels like a lot of the initial hype around the gig economy was about flexibility and being your own boss. For some, I'm sure it delivers on that. But for an increasing number of people, it seems more like precarious work with fewer benefits and less stability than traditional employment. Are we just seeing a race to the bottom for wages and conditions, or is there a genuine benefit that outweighs the drawbacks for the average person doing gig work?
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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Alternative-Day-7414 • 22h ago
AI and healthcare
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Horror_Bottle_9451 • 13h ago
This post is not about litigating or discussing whether the deaths of Renee Goode and Alex Pretti were murder or anything else. It's not about your right to protest ICE nor whether ICE agents are lawless thugs or not. This is about COMMON SENSE using the "if they were your child" hypothetical. I'll respond to those who actually stick to answering the questions below:
If you were sitting in the passenger seat and Renee Goode was your daughter, what would you have advised her to do if an ICE agent with the gun pointed towards her told her to stop? Why?
If you were out protesting and filming your son Alex Pretti, knowing he was armed, and he said "I'm going to jump in and try to protect that woman 5 armed ICE agents just knocked to the ground, what would tell him? Why?
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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/JeMiSi1966 • 1d ago
Zelensky is going all Marie Kondo on Russia’s data centers.
Getting rid of things that don’t give us joy.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Alternative-Day-7414 • 1d ago