THE Truth about homosexuality in prisons.
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This is not necessarily a debate but it could be controversial.
If you're not homosexual, you will not engage in such behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated. That is the truth. That is my position.
I will elaborate the topic further in round 1 but if you do have questions on the topic, please come forward and I will clarify.
Also be prepared to deal with empirical logic and not hearsay.
If you're not homosexual, you will not engage in such behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated.
If you're not homosexual, you will not engage in sexual behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated.
If you're not homosexual, you will not engage in sexual behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated.
Oops, I accidentally posted my argument as a comment. Please ignore that.
The claim for this debate is as follows in case it wasn't clear:
If you're not homosexual, you will not engage in such behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated.
Let's begin with definitions:
"Such" in this case isn't directly defined. So, let's begin by defining it. The sentence says "you will not engage in such behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction". This must mean that the "such behaviors" is referring to a behavior which can be done as a resort to sexual satisfaction. In other words, it can be things like masturbation, sexual intercourse, or other such sexual activities. For rewriting the claim to be more clear, we get:
If you're not homosexual, you will not engage in sexual behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated.
If pro has any problems with this amended definition of the claim (to make it more clear what "such" is referring to) please say so in your next response or it will be assumed that you accept this amended definition as what you meant.
Next, for arguments:
The claim places the burden of proof on pro, which must provide evidence for the claim that if you are not homosexual, you will not engage in such behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated. The argument that pro gives doesn't cite any evidence for it's claims, thus it has not fulfilled the burden of proof. Without proof, there is no argument. If pro fails to provide any proof and doesn't fulfill the burden of proof, I automatically win the debate as they cannot defend their points.
I was once "scared-straight":
https://youtu.be/aSG-xyAJ-F4?t=420
The con side is opposite to the truth or if you're more comfortable with the phrasing " opposite to what the topic statement is conveying as the truth of homosexuality in prisons " , cool. It's the opposite of what my position is which is briefly stated in the description.
Im interested in this debate..
But is cons position is the opposite?
Even if you're not homosexual, you can engage in such behaviors as a resort to sexual satisfaction while incarcerated. That is the truth.
Also, i'm not sure the title match's up all the way with your claim