YouDebateIt.com Return To Home Page

YouDebateIt.com -- Alien's are real
Topic: Alien's are real

Which do you prefer #1 or #2?
Vote below for the better argument.
Opinion #1
Debater: Shmoil
Aliens must be real
How can you say aliens are not real? With an ever expanding universe (Unless the theory that the universe will eventually start shrinking is true) there is an extremly tiny chance that aliens do not exist. Maybe they don't know about us, maybe they do, maybe they are more advanced than us, maybe not. Maybe they can't be more or less advanced than us because we developed completly differently. Perhaps there are more than one alien species. The fact is, there is no proof for or against it, and this is a very controversial subject, but it is very unlikely that we are completly alone in the universe.
Opinion #2
Debater: Fondue
Why not twilight?
Genesis in all it's melodramtic irony isn't even 20 chapters. Twilight however does. you must read twilight. i read twilight and im gay, so you should too
Supporting URL[s]:
http://www.youporn.com
Which argument do you agree with more? #1   #2
Which argument is more persuasive? #1   #2
READ ALL ARGUMENTS ON THIS TOPIC
POST YOUR COUNTERARGUMENT TO THE MOST RECENT ARGUMENT ON THIS TOPIC
START A NEW OR SEPARATE ARGUMENT ON THIS TOPIC
READ & JUDGE OTHER COMPLETED DEBATES
PROPOSE ANOTHER DEBATE TOPIC
Share your view. Whose argument did you like better? I strongly prefer the argument of debater #1
I strongly prefer the argument of debater #2
I slightly prefer the argument of debater #1
I slightly prefer the argument of debater #2
I prefer the argument of debater #1, but I could do better!
I prefer the argument of debater #2, but I could do better!

  
Your comments will appear on SelectSmart.com. Look for ''Visitor Reviews''.

Welcome to YouDebateIt.com
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.