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TwinDragon's Debates
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The Playstation 3 is a bad system to own.
I believe the PS3 is a bad system to own. 1) The cost. It costs more to make a PS3 than it sells for. So, they have to make all their money on games. But their games SUCK. Which I'll get to later. The estimated cost before the release of the PS3 was $900, estimating based on the components that go into it. But, Sony released it for $600. Sony loses from $241 to $307 for each console they SELL. 2) Graphics + the CPU. Yes, I will admit that the CPU is better than the Xbox 360 or the Wii. But, th...
Santa Claus stole my Jack Daniels :[
He took it all I was gonna drink it but he was like pshaw. Santa why? :[ Dat be what a hater do, plus he's racist just because I don't believe in him. Frankly that offends me deeply. Also I think he touched me...inappropriately....
Family Guy is MUCH better than the Simpson's.
I consider "Family Guy," to a large extent, much more superior than the "The Simpson's," because its account of comedy that is much more natural, humorous, unique, and original. Additionally, I find ‘The Simpson's" to be more of a family friendly show, which implies the humor to be a lot less enjoyable for those who are a little bit more mature. In this statement, I imply that these jokes can be enjoyed simply by an Eight year old, but will irritate those who enjoy a much higher standard of humo...
Cigarettes are bad for my health.
I am in excellent health and cigarettes have not harmed my health in any way, shape or form. ...........
Dating in workplace
I have always been against office romance. I don't think it is wise to date in workplace, although I have seen people done that. We all know single people who spend most of their waking hours at work and it would be a dream come true for them to find love on the job as opposed to dealing with blind dates or even online matchmaking. But the downside is daunting: Those kisses by the copier can cost you your paycheck. Let's see how the rest of you think about this.:P...
Debates main goal is for the people watching, not the people in the debate.
The whole concept of a debate is that two arguments will be pitted against each other. My dictionary says this. a formal contest in which the affirmative and negative sides of a proposition are advocated by opposing speakers. So debates are like an intellectual contest. With two or more competitors. The competitors are not going to yield in the middle of the debate and say "oh I was wrong you were right great." thats the equivalent of a boxer just stopping in the middle of the ring and...
Who to you is the most respectable member on Debate.org?
Choose your member in this round. Don't say anything about them yet. I chose clsmooth for my most respectable member. Please don't choose yourself people!...
The Character Limit at Debate.org is a Nuisance and Should Be Removed.
I beleive the character limit is a nuisance to seriosu debaters, and in some cases (see my debate on Africa, in which I have had to delete several things on almost every post due to the character limit) actually limits the debate. I beleive that there should be no character length, but rather a trust that no one will go ridiculously in depth with superfluous information. Added to this I can see no reason for it to be around. At the very least, I support lengthening it. I beleive it was added...
Britney Spears is screwed up and Jamie Lynn Spears is pregnant because of poor parenting...
Firstly there is too much media hype about Jamie Lynn's pregnancy. Yes, she's screwed up just like her sister, and yes that may be fascinating for metaphorical "rubber neckers," but the fact of the matter is, everyone saw it coming. Personally, considering that the Spears' sisters were formally regarded as role models to young girls, the media should not be shoving this story down every ones throat. Too many, children look up to these girls that they the media should not even be reporting this,...
Debate.org user's need to rethink some things
I'll first clarify that I love this site. This argument is one that's been going on in my head ever since I started noticing some distressing trends in the debates throughout the site. The user's need to rethink several aspects of how they use this great site. Here are my main pet peeves: 1) Voting - While I can't be 100% certain, it seems very clear that some of the voting tends to be bias. Many of the votes seem to lean toward the more socially acceptable side, or whichever one they person...