Is it right for the government to impose universal healthcare on all citizens?
Must the government impose sanctions on citizens who do not wish to contribute and take part in the Social Security System?
Is the government right in persuading companies to cap bonuses given to their CEOs?
Did the U.S. invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan improve or worsen the lives of the people living there?
Must all citizens be given the right to purchase and own firearms?
Can free speech be suspended in times of worsening national security?
How can gay couples contribute to raising a family like their heterosexual counterparts?
Should immigrants be forced to blend into the society of the country they are living in, or should their right to remain isolated be respected?
Should students be paid based on their academic performance?
Should the government provide students even greater access to free college education?
Has academics improved with the introduction of laptops in the classroom?
Should students be made to take general education subjects such as philosophy and humanities even though such subjects may not be related to a student's field of study?
If a terminally ill rational individual wishes to end his life, should he be prevented from doing so?
Do the benefits of stem cell research outweigh its supposed moral issues?
Should the testing of drugs on animals be continued?
Should life support be extended to comatose patients who have little chance of waking up?
Should religion be the foundation of society as in the case of Iran?
Do atheists have lower moral standards than people who believe in God?
Can people of different religions coexist?
How far should protection be given to different religions, especially those that may spread messages of hate against other groups of people?