There should not be Mandatory Vaccinations
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ILUVROBLOX43
| Voting Style: | Open | Point System: | 7 Point | ||
| Started: | 12/17/2017 | Category: | Science | ||
| Updated: | 10 months ago | Status: | Post Voting Period | ||
| Viewed: | 375 times | Debate No: | 105916 | ||
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 Con  Pro Vaccines can be helpful for the body. They prevented smallpox, measles, and other dangerous diseases. I wonder what your counter-argument will be. |
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Vote Placed by Emilrose 10 months ago
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Reasons for voting decision: This was a tough vote. Firstly, both opponents made sound, convincing arguments, secondly, I naturally have a pro-bias towards vaccines; what with having pre-existing knowledge on the benefits that society gains from them, and at what an advantage we are at *for* having them. Despite the extensive, voluminous argument put forward by Con, I will have to vote Pro. Their argument too was not without its flaws, but overall they were able to say: 'vaccines can be helpful for the body', and 'they prevented smallpox, measles and other dangerous diseases', which must've took a considerable amount of time and effort on their part. Con also failed to rebut these vastly impressive points, due to only selecting one round. It's rather regrettable that Con did do this, as I would've loved to have read this debate further and widened my knowledge/perspective with the arguments made by Con and Pro. This debate had the potential to be highly enlightening, but, I'll have to be satisfied with round one.
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