Awat Dhahir
Everyone is entitled to give an opinion. Well… It’s right, isn’t it? Some opinions tend to be so controversial but that doesn’t mean they don’t make sense.
A subreddit called r/unpopularopinions is the home of many unpopular opinions that many people might not accept.
Viral Strange has collected 16 interesting opinions that people have shared. Let’s have a look.
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“If they are in need and are homeless, then the cash is the way to help. Nobody knows their needs better than the person with the needs. Maybe they need money for a prescription or a hotel room or a new tent or any number of things.
If people don’t want to give money, then it makes sense to ask, ‘Can I give you food instead?’ If the answer is ‘No, thanks,’ then give nothing or give money.” — Allteaforme / Reddit
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“Wikipedia is a practically unlimited source of free knowledge, which is constantly being monitored by an army of nerds.
The fact that we do not have to pay for access is a miracle.
Nearly every article has a full and reliable list of references at the bottom.” — HSS***t / Reddit
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“If you have access to my phone number and have chosen to contact me, I should have a right to know who you are.” — w3stwing / Reddit
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Would you like to share your unpopular opinion about anything? Tell us in the comments.
