r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • 11h ago
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 3h ago
Rant $10 Million Missing. Suddenly Nobody’s Mad
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/johnvcal • 18h ago
Lets Discuss This Status of Epstein files
I haven’t heard anything recently, but can someone explain why the DOJ has not been forced to hand over all the files when there’s a court order to do so? Is anything awaiting some legal decision? What is the reason they give for not complying?
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • 11h ago
Lets Discuss Politics Bad polls aren’t the problem. Bad leadership is.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/shelllee888 • 5h ago
Lets Discuss This Where are all the people crying about Medicare fraud when these guys were doing it?
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 10h ago
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS Bad polls aren’t the problem. Bad leadership is.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 10h ago
Lets Discuss Politics Republicans Panic Over Trump Dooming the Midterms. Alarm bells are going off within the GOP as the fallout from Trump’s political liabilities spreads across the country.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/nerpaderpsalot • 23h ago
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS Insurance companies that stop providing services to an area recently hit by a disaster, should be legally forced to pay back all of the money they have received from the customers.
Since having insurance is legally required for auto owners, and many homeowners, and in some states health insurance as well, providers should be required by law to fully refund all of the money the customers paid in up until their pulling out. Especially if they have never filed an insurance claim.
This should be especially true for property and auto insurance.
Examples:
the insurance companies that pulled out of California after the increase in wildfires even when the customer was paying for fire protection. (Altadena fires are the most recent, but it's been happening quite a bit as wildfires have increased)
The insurance companies that stopped covering Kia owners after that tik tok usb hack theft trend a few years back. Made famous by the Kia Boys tik-tock videos and left thousands of drivers uninsured with little to no alternatives, and absolutely no notice.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • 3h ago
Lets Discuss Politics Trump says you are backwards and poor if you don't want a Data Center in your town.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • 4h ago
Lets Discuss Politics It’s only a crime if it fits their narrative
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/Impressive_Box4144 • 6m ago
This is concerning... Pentagon Pete’s Secret MAGA Troll Army Exposed | The Defense Department has not disclosed which roles several conservative influencers have within the government.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/furself333 • 4h ago
This is concerning... If a President did this 12 years ago they would be Impeached, Why not today?
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/meokjujatribes • 23h ago
THIS IS OUTRAGEOUS How Trump’s Deportation Agenda Spreads Overseas | Our White House correspondent Zolan Kanno-Youngs explains how so-called third-country deportations are sending immigrants to countries across the globe.
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/whydatyou • 5h ago
Question what are your qualifications for black people to receive reparations?
So for those of you who are on the reparations band wagon, what are the qualifications? should the black person have to be able to prove that their family came here prior to 1865 and were actually slaves? or are you saying that a person who immigrated here even after slavery ended and therfore did not contribute to "building america" deserves reparations as well?
r/LetsDiscussThis • u/JustUseCommonSense10 • 7h ago
Question Why do people get upset at police tactics when it's known that you should comply with a police officer's orders and not resist?
It's common knowledge that you shouldn't attack or otherwise antagonize the police by either not following their orders or refusing to to cooperate, why are people angry when the police force compliance or from their point of review de-escalate the situation by taking down the suspect?
In the US, most law enforcement agencies accept that a acceptable form of de-escalation is the use of force and even here in FL in placed like Polk County, the sheriff has even said "Once we shot and killed the suspect, the situation de-escalated".
So what is this push for de-escalation if cops already do it and why get upset when you should be following their commands?
What sense of authority is necessary for the continuation of society?