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- Topic: "THBT the United States should make all forms of reading illegal."
- Mall's whole round 1 argument is nonsense, and it does not even get to the point of the resolution, despite him holding the burden of proof.
So reading or writing should be illegal as a cause of a political system not passing a law to make it legal.
- We are not debating whether making laws should be legal or not, we are debating whether reading should be made illegal. Unfortunately, I don't see any arguments from pro on this. Secondly, this is untrue. The bill of rights makes reading legal in the first amendment through the freedom of speech and press. Even if there were no explicit doctrine that stated reading should be legal this does not prove it should be illegal.
- My argument is reading should be legal because it is necessary to peruse and acquire information as well as to communicate it, and it generally causes harm to no one while being essential to technology.
Not enough time to review.
Okay, so let me see exactly what the claims here are.
C1 "You had to prove reading should not be made illegal"
This is wrong, Mall holds the burden of proof.
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Public choice is forcing votes for Novice, he says writing at the start of his rfd then changes to reading as he rushes the vote.
I have actually avoided voting certain debates like this that I think Mall defeated you in as you assume too hard that your one punch responses actually cut deep into his case.
Establishing BoP is not enough, defense alone won't even beat below average debaters, it only defeats the worst at their worst.
You had to prove reading should not be made illegal and your only justification was that freedom to write and speak was legally established.
There is an art to debating lazily, you are better when you try harder. If you put in 60% more effort into these debates, Mall would be cornered.
I don't understand why you are doing this, you know what you wrote here makes no sense.
2 hours left. Please vote.
I really need a vote for this debate. 12 hours left.