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4 years ago

What are your controversial opinions?

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2 answers:

maw [93]4 years ago

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human trafficing

abortion

animal testing

explanation:

human trafficing is forceing someone to do things to them even though they dont want to. it can be domestic servitude, child labor, forced marriage, sex trafficing, forced labor, and bonded labor, all which are horrible things.

abortion is when you dont want your child so you think its better to get rid of it. im totally against it because you are basically stopping another human from having a real life.

animal testing is harmful to animal species. if it continues, we could run out of certain animal species, like mice, hamster, and even cats. it might not hurt us, but one day it will.

alexdok [17]4 years ago

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• I believe that there are plenty of jobs. Although many “starter” jobs are taken, jobs that need actual college education are very, very, understaffed. For example, jobs in the tech field, medical, public relations are ALWAYS needed. But some people don’t want these jobs because it requires college. Therefore. We have PLENTY of jobs. But, student loans should be greatly lowered.

•ADHD is VERY over-diagnosed. I believe that no one under the age of 18 should be tested or given medication for ADHD. The medication is given to little kids who don’t have it, their parents are just sick of them. Kids are SUPPOSED to be energetic. It would be alarming if the wasn’t. I believe that ADHD shouldn’t even be thought about until the child turns 18. Unless the condition is severely affecting the CHILD, no medication should ever be given.

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