Debate me about anything

Since this is my first debate I'll let my opponent choose the topic to debate. It can be about anything.

I thank my opponent for creating this open debate, and for joining debate.org! To be honest, I don't know much about what he believes, since he barely puts any specifics in his profile. So I will draw a random topic from the gutter that is my brain...

The resolution, if PRO were to phrase it himself, is as follows: Moral beliefs are intrinsically motivating. He is PRO, and thus accepts this resolution, while I am CON, and reject this resolution.

Simply put, I am arguing against motivational internalism, a doctrine that at the barest "believe[s] that there is some sort of conceptual or necessary connection between moral judgments on the one hand and motivations to act on the other.[1]" I reject this claim, and argue that there is nothing necessary about moral beliefs that motivate us to act.

I'll let my opponent has his the say.

---References---
1. http://plato.stanford.edu...

Extend my arguments to this round.

I win.