"Yall talk like teenage girls"

>Fills posts with emojies and wants people to take them seriously.

Yet another banger from SBD.

He's right, though. Leftie PARD is almost entirely personal insults, sweeping generalizations, useless and off-topic semantics debates, taunts, gossip, and in your case arrogant and misinformed assumptions, almost as if you know that if purely focused on the subject matter, you wouldn't know what to do with yourself.

what else can be done when neither side trusts each other enough to enter with an open mind?

can a pro vax and anti vax person even have a debate? no.

I also have a feeling QR code for everything will be first experimented in USA, people are so dumb there, you can literally do anything to them and they wont protest as long as you provide calories and mma to them

I don't go to work and try to have conversations with the monkeys. You can't converse with something literally unequipped with the required skills to have a conversation. I do the same here. There are absolutely conservatives on this forum capable of coherent thought and worth engaging with, you're just not one of them.

Depends what you mean by “societal collapse” and “Western”. Because many European countries and South American countries have had societal collapses already.

You have to remember the US is still very young by comparison to most countries.

You forgot guns and bufweiser

sofa, cap, opening fridge, alienating Tv show.

Its weird how conservatives get so mad that "leftists" are trying to censor everything and destroy free speech, but then also get mad that when they act like retards we call them retards.

Bro, Portugal decriminalised the possession and use of all drugs. Did it increase or decrease usage? No
Did it reduce the financial strain on the country? Yes
Did it reduce the amount of overdoses? Yes.

Moving things out if the dark do have benefits. Just got to do it right. Portugal spent 15 years considering this and how to do it.

In the grip of a drugs crisis, the country took a radical approach in 2001 and became the first country in the world to decriminalise all drugs for personal use. Drug abuse and addiction began to be seen as a public health issue, not a criminal offence. Initial resistance to the policy faded after statistics proved that treatment, rather than punishment, was reducing the number of deaths caused by drugs in Portugal. Dr João Castel-Branco Goulão was one of the chief architects of the shift in policy. He's been explaining to Rebecca Kesby why Portugal had such a pronounced drug problem to begin with and how the shift in strategy helped to reduce it.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6RJ7anWnuDe7HcesxKMOFt?si=iE7LxsPfSrWhkCcSl9Q9Fw&utm_source=copy-link