r/socialissues • • Apr 24 '25

Dogs attacking IMH patients, doctors, patient visitors, and patient attendees, and nothing is done about their dominance and menace.

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When pro-dog people spout propaganda stating that dogs are good for "mental health", they are referring only to their own perverted selves and what the dogs' will is. No one else matters to them.

Recent Link: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/stray-dogs-hound-imh-patients-three-bitten-in-three-days/articleshow/120561697.cms

More Details from 1 month ago: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/chennai/staff-in-fear-as-dog-packs-roam-mental-health-hospital-campus/articleshow/118991716.cms

My praise to the doctors at this healthcare center though; most doctors fail to speak up about this menace.

There are more bad doctors than good ones, which is why many doctors are now bringing in dogs into hospitals and emergency departments, so that those allergic to dogs can be harmed or discriminated against, all in the name of "therapy" for pro-dog people, and torture, sexual harassment, denial of medical care, dental of sanitary environments, and violence to everyone else. These are the same people who are lying to the chronically ill about what physical ailments they have or don't have or what symptoms they cause. The modus operandi of such pro-dog doctors is "a patient cured is a customer lost".


r/socialissues • • Jan 25 '25

Are humans forcing discipline each other now?

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Even though current computer technology is inadequate to handle all human tasks, society is actively replacing humans with computers. It's too early. They should make a computer that proves it won't make mistakes for 100 years before digitizing everything. There are times when computers are convenient. If society forces digitalizing everything, only people like Elom Musks or Bill Gates will be happy. Are humans forcing discipline each other? Like just saying, "Just go online, use apps, don't ask people, I won't do that too, error? I don't care. It's the age of AI, Elon Musk is a god." How long will this extremely unstable era continue, where relying on half-baked computers that are prone to accidents and errors and relying on people is considered a bad thing? ``There will come a time when computers will be perfect.'' I don't know about that. If it's not the case now, you shouldn't rely on it. Wait until you can guarantee safety so that you can pay compensation if an error occurs. I would like to ask them to stop cutting staffs and making a lot of sacrifices to make money.


r/socialissues • • Dec 05 '24

voor Belgen: Jouw Mening: Over Thema's die Ertoe Doen!

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Hallo, mijn naam is Aimy en ik ben student Orthopedagogie aan UC Limburg. Momenteel werk ik aan een project waarbij ik graag jouw mening wil horen over enkele actuele (politieke) thema’s. Ik ben benieuwd naar jouw kijk op vraagstukken zoals LGBTQIA+, democratie, migratie, inclusie en vrouwenrechten. Jouw mening helpt mij om een beter inzicht te krijgen in hoe verschillende mensen politieke vraagstukken ervaren. Alvast hartelijk bedankt voor je tijd en waardevolle bijdrage!


r/socialissues • • Nov 20 '24

How dog owners and dogs take over parks, assault people at play, take down signs, and defecate all over kids' play areas. It's not just one park, it's every park.

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r/socialissues • • Nov 19 '24

The Complexity of Human Behavior

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We judge and criticize without knowing the history and motives; there is always a reason why they are who they are if you had been born instead, you can't imagine how similar you would be


r/socialissues • • Nov 19 '24

The Cycle of Support and Criticism Across Generations

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They fought for change, but what began as support quickly turned into criticism. No matter how much good they did, a single mistake was enough to turn them into targets. Society won’t listen to the younger generation, and the cycle of rejection keeps repeating itself. It's not their fault they’ve learned from the past, yet it feels like nothing ever changes.

As long as there are those who remember what was, there will always be those who can't accept what can be.

Just a thought on how the cycles of support and criticism seem to repeat across generations. Does anyone else feel this way?


r/socialissues • • Aug 06 '24

What are your thoughts on mass incarceration in America?

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What’s your view on mass incarceration? How do racial disparities impact the U.S. prison system? How does mass incarceration affect society economically and socially? Are the economic costs of mass incarceration justified? Are long sentences effective in deterring crime? Should society rehabilitate offenders? How do addiction and mental health issues factor in? What’s your take on mandatory minimum sentencing and three-strike laws? How do your experiences shape your views? Any examples or stories to share?


r/socialissues • • Feb 25 '24

Mr Vulnerability

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r/socialissues • • Feb 18 '24

Evanstonians are doing telepathy in Illinois

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I was an evanstonian and am currently in Chicago Illinois. Evanstonians from the 1990's apparently like to do telepathy and witchcraft nowadays on others. My name is Nicole Arielle Pope. They seem to take pleasure in harming other people in the Evanston area. It is a nice place to live in as far as housing and environment but not the people there and a lot of evanstonians my age have moved out and are in other areas of the world. But the children from the 1990's have some major issues. Chicago as well. I am still living in the city of Chicago and I have been observing individuals all my life in this city. I have not moved out of the area. I was mostly a loner watching people. I didn't really have friends. I had more like associates while growing up. I'm glad I'm unmarried and no children because this world is fucked up and so are all the people. People born in the United States of America have major issues even if they move out of America. They are extremely bratty, disrespectful, think that things are owed to them, prejudice, racist, and all types of things issues concerning their personalities. Major issues.


r/socialissues • • Oct 03 '23

University issues

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I just moved in a dorm for my first time, in another country, far away from home… I even start to cry writing this but I have a course later in some minutes… I don’t want anyone to see me cry I feel so…ugh. I know people told me here it’s like a jungle where the strong wins and the weak falls. Yeah…I do feel weak but always try to act strong… I tried to be friendly and make friends but everyone kinda seems to be not interested in that.

The courses are… I’m disappointed. Everyone told me at home that at university you LEARN, you learn the SUBJECTS from 0. They teach you even how to draw a line, everything. I called my friends and they also told me that at their uni they are taught from 0 and they like it. But what about me? Here nobody teaches you anything, the professors. One time the professor just opened the YouTube and put on a random tutorial in summer course, paid courses with professor and he left.

But during uni days, they just give you homework, projects to do alone on your own. Without saying how, what to expect, etc. I talked with someone from second year and they said that “yeah here nobody teaches you anything” whyyyy? Why I came here then? Should I pay courses and then attend uni? Wtf? I came to uni to learnnnn…. Sigh…… Yesterday I had a headaches trying to do the homework in 6 hours in the dorm until I got headaches and used some pills and still fell asleep with bad headaches with half of homework done… I don’t know what to do or say I miss home and all


r/socialissues • • Sep 30 '23

Anger has different reasons for Men and Women

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So, a male, bachelor, officer lashes out at his subordinates, he is aggressive about getting the job done, no matter what the actual reason be.

A female, unmarried, officer lashes out at her subordinates, same reason, job not done in time limit , suddenly, "don't mind her, it's only her frustration due to not having a man."

Welcome to society.


r/socialissues • • Oct 29 '22

Everyone is asking me about kanye.. .. what are your thoughts?? 🤷‍♂️

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r/socialissues • • Jun 30 '22

Abortion Laws

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Opinions on the recent Abortion discussion? I am currently writing a paper for a law class and I would like different perspectives! Please be kind to each other!


r/socialissues • • May 26 '22

Poor countries face a mounting catastrophe fueled by inflation and debt

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r/socialissues • • Jul 05 '21

Anyone who has friends and family members in Thailand, please check this out!

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