This is the place for debate with an added element of friendly competition. This is a debating and essay resource and practice tool, not a debating society or club. There are no complicated rules, but these debates have structure. Each debate consists of a topic with two opposing views. These are short essays limited to about 150-165 words. Present your strongest argument the first time, since you can't go back to change it--as with the National Forensic League and other speech and debate formats. Read these debates, then vote for your favorite arguments.
These debates are fun, informative and give exposure to all sides of the issues. Most debates will be archived (arguments that are obscene or offensive may be deleted). The better and more interesting debates will be featured.
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Newly Posted Arguments Consider the arguments then cast your votes for the better presentation and the more persuasive argument. If you can articulate an opinion on any of these topics, present your own arguments.
Newly Posted Debate Topics These are listed real time as soon as the topic is posted.
Debate Topics Arranged in alphabetical order. Includes count of completed debates per topic.
Propose a debate topic Anyone can suggest a topic: politics, policy, law, religion, current events, nearly anything you can argue. Sign-in not required.
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