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100 top motion on the debate

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Rank Total views Debate Motion
1 124,191 This House would ban animal testing

2 110,369 This House believes single-sex schools are good for education

3 86,928 This house would raise the legal driving age to 18

4 81,440 This House believes reality television does more harm than good

5 80,053 This House supports the death penalty

6 79,846 This house Would Ban School Uniforms - Junior

7 73,949 This House believes the internet brings more harm than good

8 65,199 This House would ban homework

9 59,184 This House believes that children should be allowed to own and use mobile phones.

10 57,755 This house believes that capitalism is better than socialism

11 55,092 This House Believes that assisted suicide should be legalized

12 54,577 This House believes university education should be free

13 47,946 This house would ban cosmetic surgery

14 47,061 This House would ban junk food from schools.

15 45,148 This House would Censor the Internet

16 44,372 This House believes that cannabis should be legalised

17 42,006 This House believes wild animals should not be kept in captivity

18 39,527 This House believes homosexuals should be able to adopt.

19 38,346 This House would permit the use of performance enhancing drugs in professional sports

20 37,397 This House believes mothers should stay at home and look after their children.

21 36,884 This house would make physical education compulsory

22 36,496 This House would ban the sale of violent video games/censor violent video games.

23 36,274 This House would ban boxing.

24 35,289 This House believes science is a threat to humanity

25 34,899 This House believes that advertising is harmful

26 34,320 This House would give illegal immigrants drivers licenses

27 34,105 This House would limit the right to bear arms

28 33,996 This house Would reintroduce Corporal Punishment in Schools

29 33,267 This house would allow gay couples to marry

leader of opp.

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•Rebuts the previous speech – errors of fact, faulty premise, inconsistencies, irrelevance
•Provides a clash, negation, or maintain status quo
•Provides their team split
•Provides constructive matter and argumentation based on their clash
*AREAS OF REBUTTAL
1.FACTUAL ERRORS
2.LOGICAL ERRORS (No links)
3.LOGIC is sound but the argument does not resolve the issue
4.Faulty Premises
- Provide Comparative analysis that allows your team to surpass the other’s argument
5.Breaking deadlocks
*CLASH
•COUNTER POLICY
- Oppose the proposition and provide an alternative resolution to the problem
•STATUS QUO IS WORKABLE OR SELF-CORRECTING
- The clamor by government is exaggerated, unnecessary, and even if there was a problem it is already self-correcting
•COUNTER – VALUE
- There are other values worth protecting
- Make a comparative analysis of social values of course
*CONSTRUCTIVE VS NEGATIVE MATTER
•CONTRUCTIVE MATTER argues on the merits of a value or proposal
•NEGATIVE MATTER merely negates a value or proposal
•A DEBATE has an equal burden of constructive matter imposed on both sides
•A mere rebuttal case therefore cannot merit a win for a team

prime minister on debate

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Prime Minister
Provides the set-up of the Debate
•Definition and Context
(preferably non-literal)
•Parameters
•Problem
(or at least the value to be appraised)
•Standards and goals
(preferably expressly stated)
•Policy and Mechanisms
(For a policy debate)
•Team Split (very brief please)
•Provides 1-2 well formulated arguments
1.LABEL/BANNER (catch phrase)
Clarify your premise if you need to
2. HOW?
3. WHY?
4. SO WHAT? (Tie-up with your goals and standards)
5. EXAMPLE

prime minister on debate

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Prime Minister
Provides the set-up of the Debate
•Definition and Context
(preferably non-literal)
•Parameters
•Problem
(or at least the value to be appraised)
•Standards and goals
(preferably expressly stated)
•Policy and Mechanisms
(For a policy debate)
•Team Split (very brief please)
•Provides 1-2 well formulated arguments
1.LABEL/BANNER (catch phrase)
Clarify your premise if you need to
2. HOW?
3. WHY?
4. SO WHAT? (Tie-up with your goals and standards)
5. EXAMPLE

prime minister on debate

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Prime Minister
Provides the set-up of the Debate
•Definition and Context
(preferably non-literal)
•Parameters
•Problem
(or at least the value to be appraised)
•Standards and goals
(preferably expressly stated)
•Policy and Mechanisms
(For a policy debate)
•Team Split (very brief please)
•Provides 1-2 well formulated arguments
1.LABEL/BANNER (catch phrase)
Clarify your premise if you need to
2. HOW?
3. WHY?
4. SO WHAT? (Tie-up with your goals and standards)
5. EXAMPLE

reply speech on debate

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More often than not, reply speakers would just simply talk about how he/she felt the debate went through and why should the adjudicator give the win to their side (biased adjudication). Reply speech has no bearing to the adjudication’s decision but will affect the TOTAL TEAM SCORE. To put it simply, a reply speaker would say, “adjudicators, make my team win please.” or you can say "our team is reasonable to win "
 

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