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This debate will examine the ethical, legal, and social issues surrounding abortion and whether access to abortion should be protected, restricted, or regulated by law. Participants may discuss bodily autonomy, reproductive rights, fetal rights, healthcare, public policy, religious and philosophical perspectives, and the societal impacts of abortion laws. Arguments should remain respectful and supported by reasoning or evidence where possible.

Pro-euthanasia refers to the advocacy for or support of intentionally ending a person’s life to relieve intractable pain and suffering.

This debate examines whether men and women should have equal legal rights and opportunities in society.

This debate will explore whether the European Union should transform into a fully-fledged collective European security organisation. This is mainly for the purpose of no longer being reliant on the US for defence.

Stick saucepans are sticky, and non-stick pans should be washed carefully, thereby retaining the integrity of the coating for prolonged custard use.

The other person you are debating doesn’t respond soo

Another universal individuals problems, understanding the ego, supergo of 2, embarking on scrutinizing the personality,etc are crucial to deflect the unwanted consequences and forecast a fortified chains, also, often the ordinary relationships

A stage for the biggest brains to clash

Muhammad is worse than Diddy.

This debate will focus on whether the body positivity movement harms public health and distorts reality.

Is true freedom absolute? Doing whatever you please whenever you want? Or does freedom require restriction—laws, morality, responsibility—to actually exist? I say it is not absolute

This debate examines whether state policies in the Middle East have contributed to structural inequality affecting the Kurdish nation.

Please, please, PLEASE, do NOT enter debate unless your committing to posting arguments for each round.

This debate will examine whether marriage, as a social institution, provides greater overall benefits to men than to women in modern society. Participants may discuss economic, social, legal, cultural, and personal impacts of marriage. Arguments should remain respectful and supported by reasoning or evidence where possible.

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