Debaters are thinking people. They think about the world. They think hard. Then they debate. But only after they've thought a lot. Here are some ways of thinking about common debating topics.
Posted 1st March 2022
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Why do people commit crimes?
Whose fault is when people do bad things? Theirs? Or society's?
Posted 15th January 2022
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Should vaccines be compulsory?
Vaccines save lives, ours and other people's. Should it be against the law to refuse them?
Posted 3rd January 2022
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Social liberalism vs social conservatism
Should society be closeknit, or open? Is freedom of choice more important than tradition? Which matters more, the community or the individual?
Posted 3rd January 2022
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Neo-liberalism vs social democracy
How should we run the economy? An introduction to two key economic theories.
Posted 3rd January 2022
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Posted 15th November 2021
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What is democracy?
What democracy is and what it isn't; how it works; how it might work better.
Posted 15th November 2021
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What if free speech is not true?
What are, or should be, the consequences for not telling the truth?
Posted 15th November 2021
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What if free speech causes offence?
What can you and what can't you say? What should you and what shouldn't you be allowed to say?
