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THS the narrative that love is a choice
Government Framing: In status quo, Media, films, songs, and literature commonly portray love as spontaneous, irrational, and uncontrollable. Phrases like “love at first sight” or “you can’t help who you love” reinforce this. Rampant dating culture (e.g., on apps like Tinder or in reality shows like Love Island) emphasizes emotional chemistry and physical attraction, not…
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This House Regrets The Trend of Teenagers Having Celebrity Idol
Firstly, the trend of teenagers having celebrity idol could be defined as how the current youngsters have a lifestyle that idolize certain celebrity, for example being a fans of a boyband or singer or another famous celebrity that existed. Having celebrity idol in their life is not simply just liking someone with talent and fame,…
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This House Would Take Obese Children From Their Parents [Positive]
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In the status quo, 15 percent of children between the ages of 6 and 19 are obese. Each year, over 300 000 deaths are caused by obesity-related condition in the United States alone. There has been so much harm developed by obesity on children that put their health at risk, for example disease such as…
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This House Regrets the Rise of Social Media as A Primary Source of News Distribution
Firstly, by definition, the rise of social media would be illustrated as the trend of people obtaining information not using the traditional fashion such as TV or newspaper, but relying on the digital communication. There are various reasons of why the trend is shifting toward the technology ground. Mainly it is due to the fact…
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This House Would Impose Beauty Tax
Notice the two fundamental aspects that would undermine this dispute into a motion: the imposition of tax, and the contradictive nature of beauty. But, note that the parameters of imposition of tax carry more burden and is more integral towards the wording of the motion, rather than the issue of beauty. Why is that so?…