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Should atheists stop calling religion irrational? Calling believers irrational usually ends the conversation before the real disagreement begins.

Should celebrities disclose cosmetic procedures when selling beauty products? Customers should know when the advertised appearance was not produced by the product.

Should national emergencies automatically expire unless voters renew them? Direct renewal could restrain executive power while delaying responses to rapidly changing threats.

Should addictive digital design be regulated like other consumer risks? Protective rules need a workable distinction between engaging products and manipulative behavior.

Should customers boycott companies that replace staff with self-service machines? Consumer pressure can defend jobs while rejecting changes that some customers and workers find useful.

Should public benefits depend on a willingness to accept available work? Conditions can encourage employment while overlooking disability, caregiving, and unsuitable job offers.

Should platforms be responsible for harmful content their algorithms amplify? Distribution choices can create responsibility beyond merely hosting material someone else posted.

Should buy-now-pay-later services face the same scrutiny as other credit? Convenience should not obscure the obligations a customer is taking on.

Should governments restrict protests near politicians' homes? Private safety matters, but restrictions can shield powerful people from uncomfortable public scrutiny.

Should a person's digital likeness be inheritable property? Inheritance offers a clear rule but may turn identity into something others can commercially control.

Should platforms explain every decision to suspend a worker's account? Meaningful appeals matter when access to income depends on an opaque judgment.

Should immigration enforcement separate families when a parent breaks the rules? Consistent enforcement must be weighed against the harm of punishing children through family separation.