Fandango is the host of his Provocative Questions and asks: “Do you think America is ready for an openly gay person to be elected to the office of President of the United States? Explain your opinion.” An individual’s sexual orientation is irrelevant to their decision-making skills, their integrity, and their passion to help our country…
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#FPQ 20 Hit me baby one more time
Fandango provokes us into thinking once again with his provocative question of: “Does hardship really make a person stronger? If you think so, under what conditions and at what point is it too much hardship? If you don’t buy that hardship makes a person stronger, what do you think does make a person stronger?”…
#FPQ 19 — Fate, Predestination, and God
Is it just me, or do Fandango’s Provocative Questions seem to be getting more difficult? Fandango asks: “Do you believe in fate and/or predestination? If so, what or who is the source? If you do believe in predestination, is there anything anyone can do to change their predestined fate?” And bonus: “If you believe God…
#FPQ –tainted evil
Fandango’s Provocative Question is a doozy this time. “When you learn about highly regarded artists being accused of inappropriate sexual behavior, especially with minors, can you separate the artists from their art, or would you refuse to listen to, watch, or read the artists’ works?” Let’s start with clarification of terms. A celebrity or artist…
YPQ — Memories are a Many Splendored Thing
Fandango’s always brain-in-gear provocative question for this week is: “How do you know which of your memories are genuine and which have been altered over time or even made up?” My memories are valid. You do have to acknowledge that they were “recorded” back at the time they happened. You do not exist in a…
FPQ — footing the bill
Fandango’s question of the day is easier than others he’s asked. “Should tax payers have the option to explicitly say what they don’t want their tax dollars spent on?” What do you think? What areas, if any, would you wish to exclude your tax dollars from paying for? Fandango, I think representative government as we…
#FPQ #15 — Confident Stupid vs Doubting Intelligence?
Fandango has picked a doozy of a provocative question this week. Fandango says: This week’s provocative question is based upon a quote by Bertrand Russell, the British philosopher, logician, mathematician, historian, writer, essayist, social critic, political activist, and Nobel laureate. Whew, that’s a lot of cred. Anyway, Russell, who died in 1970, suggested that… “The fundamental…
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