Does only giving one biased answer choice make a question stupid?

...that you're ABSOLUTELY HILARIOUS, Dave!!! And you're spot-on that "some people" seem to try to "mould" the responses that they will receive from their questions...

Loaded and biased questions suck. I really wish they'd be deleted as spam. They degrade the debates here, and it just annoys whatever faction is being abused with poll's answers.

That is the only way RWNJ have of communicating with each other. They just ask questions and want to hear only what the other sheep have to say they don't want to have to think for them selves.....That's why they all watch FAUX NOOOOOOOZ.

..and yet the liberals are the worst perpetrators of this. That's why they watch MSNBCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC... See how that works? You just proved his point.

Liberals are open minded, using multiple sources. It is conservatives who all feel a need to stick to their own brand of Cool Aid. Research shows it:
http://www.inthesetimes.com/a...

A walk through this site shows how open minded liberals are. As open as a mine that's just collapsed. Please...liberal propaganda? That's your source? Why did you even bother? As for kool aid that's ironic as the term was coined for liberals.

How do you explain why conservatives cling to beliefs in things that are false, like that Global warming is not real, or that president Obama has turned our country socialist?

How do you explain why your opinion trumps what they believe?? Thanks for proving my point Roger - that happened far faster than I thought it would.

You have it right:
http://www.inthesetimes.com/a...

No, nothing stops people from disagreeing at least that is what it looks like on SH

Most of the polls I've found with responses skewed totally in one direction or the other are merely efforts at holding a 'pep rally' for the author and his or her fellow believers. They make no effort to engage in any actual discussion, just offer one diatribe after another decrying the evil of the other side's views. They gain instant agreement from their fellows and everyone gets to nod their heads up and down in unison as they marvel at their supposed superiority. Disagree with any 'fact' they offer up and the name-calling begins after which they immediately block you from responding.

Many claim extensive education, yet I've found them to be incapable of understanding simple English, unwilling to research a point even when I provide the links to documentation, and their typical response is to stamp their foot, holler "I'm right! I'm right!" like a two year-old throwing a tantrum. Others just take snide little swipes at folks without ever offering anything of substance. They're somewhat like a 3 year-old who interjects himself into the adults' conversation, blurts out a profanity, and then runs out of the room, giggling.

If you want to hold a sing-along, that's fine - I don't care if it's "Kum-bay-ah' or 'Lead On, O King Eternal'. But when you ask for opinions and then react as though someone committed an indecent assault on your pet rubber duck, you lose all credibility.

Shows where their heads are at to start with. I usually skip them.

Agree, friend. I skip them also.

I only like to leave one option;

Obama is a Liar.

It's very annoying!

I skip most political questions and if I do answer one I don't give a Rats Ass if not everyone feels the way i do because we are all entitled to an opinion

Great answer, my friend.

Amen...

I skip them

It does. And "Gut's" shouldn't have the apostrophe.
Just sayin'.

Yeah, that makes a question pretty dumb.

No, it doesn't make the question stupid, but it does kind of expose the person who posed it as kind of an idiot.

I think that the answer is irrelevant, it's the comments that count.

I normally just use the persons answer options and type in what I really think after explaining "well actually, I think ( )."

The people who do this could save me a sentence by not being so closed minded. Then again, if they are asking a question where the only option is to agree with them, they are probably not worth the time.

It just shows you the mentality & maturity of the poster. So don't be surprised once you answer the question, they don't like your response.

I usually do not answer baited questions.