Unpopular Opinions Thread

[utee94]

I don't know that I'd say she looks like Gal Gadot but that's a pretty terrible picture of her.

I was kinda partial to her in this shot:

[Honestbuckeye]

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=jessica+alba&t=iphone&iax=images&ia=images

[OrangeAfroMan]

All of the women listed are smoke shows.  
Shit, if you know any actress by name and she doesn't have an Oscar, guess what:  she's hot!
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Prime Jessica Alba was as good an example of perfection as anyone.

[OrangeAfroMan]

You could be picky and want bigger jugs, but that's it.

[Gigem]

Maybe not an unpopular opinion, but certainly very unpopular with my peers. 

The United States should adopt a universal health care system, similar to most Western European countries, and end healthcare as a perk of your job. 

Caveat:  I’m hugely against government deficit spending. I’m also hugely against more taxes, unless those taxes offset the costs we pay now. 

[Gigem]

Btw I’m not opposed to individuals maintaining private coverage as long as they pay for it on their own and they cannot deduct the costs from their taxes. 

[longhorn320]

Maybe not an unpopular opinion, but certainly very unpopular with my peers.

The United States should adopt a universal health care system, similar to most Western European countries, and end healthcare as a perk of your job.

Caveat:  I’m hugely against government deficit spending. I’m also hugely against more taxes, unless those taxes offset the costs we pay now.

and remember if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor

[Honestbuckeye]

You could be picky and want bigger jugs, but that's it.

I’m not that picky. Lol. 

[Mdot21]

Maybe not an unpopular opinion, but certainly very unpopular with my peers.

The United States should adopt a universal health care system, similar to most Western European countries, and end healthcare as a perk of your job.

Caveat:  I’m hugely against government deficit spending. I’m also hugely against more taxes, unless those taxes offset the costs we pay now.

I actually kind of agree. It's a tricky subject. And what we're doing here in the US, well....it ain't it.

[Brutus Buckeye]

Penn State didn't get any game protected so that the Big Ten could avoid the OSU-Michigan rematch in the CCG, as the Lions get to fatten up on cupcakes to the tune of 10 or 11 wins per year.

[FearlessF]

just beat Michigan, OK????

[bayareabadger]

Maybe not an unpopular opinion, but certainly very unpopular with my peers.

The United States should adopt a universal health care system, similar to most Western European countries, and end healthcare as a perk of your job.

I know on this issue I'm fervently against the employer-based system. It creates inefficiencies that make being a business harder, starting a business harder and being an employee who wants to chase something different hard. It also only works if you use government subsidies anyway.

In a utopia, I'd love to go to a full market system, with the government picking up the functionally uninsurable. But the shock of that change would be such a mess, a slow bleed toward universal healthcare is probably the most clean outcome. 

[FearlessF]

allowing the government to manage ANYTHING is a nightmare

not just an inefficient problem

[Gigem]

And yet there are just some things that really only the govt should manage. 

And then sometimes I wonder if the govt is really all that bad?  They manage the airlines/air travel. Seems pretty safe to me?  They manage the food supply and regulation. A-OK to me. Health standards, work standards, interstate roadway system, the radio spectrum. Lots and lots of stuff. I can’t really complain. The air is definitely much cleaner than when I was a kid.