This House Believes That Countries with Proper Public Transport Modules Should Ban Private Transport

A pretty straightforward motion that leaves little to no multi-interpretation. Bear in mind, however, that “countries with proper public transport modules” should be immediately translated as “first-world countries”, as those countries are the only ones who are likely to have proper public transport modules. Team Affirmative It is important for Team Affirmative to properly set…

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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 Prefers a Cynical and Pessimistic Perception of Democratic Politics to an Idealistic and Optimistic one

Note: This motion is from an online debate competition called as It Matters Online Debate 2020. So the motion’s full credit goes to the event and A-core. The content of analysis however is the writer’s work and responsibility. Disclaimer: The motion analysis will provide information in regard to the potential case direction and arguments that…

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This House Would Require All Game Companies or Manufacturers or Developers or Designers to Install a Bug or Feature or Code or Whatever Which Will Forcibly Disable Their Programs and Prevent Them from Running for Fifteen Minutes, Every Hour

Ayy, (one of) my personal favorites! You know, being an addict and such, ha ha. I have made sure that the wording of the motion doesn’t create any bias nor multi-interpretation. Like your typical general motions, geographical context should automatically, and also, upon no setup, be in your standard liberal democratic countries. And, also, again,…

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