Instigator / Pro

Khan

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Topic

#3950

Libertarianism is idealistically delusional, and is impractical in reality.

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Finished

The debate is finished. The distribution of the voting points and the winner are presented below.

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After 1 vote and with 7 points ahead, the winner is...

Novice_II

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Politics

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Publication date: 12.11.2022 09:20PM
Last updated date: 01.03.2023 12:02AM
Type: Standard
Number of rounds: 2
Time for argument: Two days
Max argument characters: 18,000
Voting period: Two weeks
Point system: Multiple criterions
Voting system: Open

Contender / Con

Novice_II

1896

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100

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Round 1

Khan

12.14.2022 04:24AM

Pro

Forfeited

Novice_II

12.16.2022 04:24AM

Con

Forfeited

Round 2

Khan

12.18.2022 04:24AM

Pro

Forfeited

Novice_II

12.20.2022 12:02AM

Con

Pro had the burden of proof to deliver a sound argument for the proposition "libertarianism is idealistically delusional, and is impractical in reality." The resolution falls to the contender as no argument has been presented. Pro also clearly forfeited every round of the debate with is a very bad practice especially within formal debates. Now, I also forfeited a single round but only because I was sick, and am thus exempted from any condemnation of sort. Regardless, con has won this debate.

SirAnonymous

12.19.2022 03:42PM

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@Novice_II

You might want to say something in your final round so you don't end up with a tie.

Public-Choice

12.16.2022 03:16PM

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@AWonderingPhilosopher

I could say a few things. But it comes down to DEFINING the form of Libertarianism that is being debated. Technically speaking, anarcho-socialists are libertarians as much as anarcho-capitalists are. Classical Liberals are libertarians just as much as Night Watch Libertarians are. So are Voluntaryists. They are all very different.