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PipJeanTodd

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Pro if you know that someone likes someone then you should tell them! like who likes austin Report this Argument Con Knowing that one person "likes" someone else does not give you the right to tell that person because it is taking away from the person's privacy. If you did not have expressed permission from that someone, there is no reason for you to tell them. It could make things awkward between the two and ruin relationships. Giving away secrets is not good if the person who the secrets belong to does not approve of it. Report this Argument
Pro evan_11_7 forfeited this round. Con Since my opponent has forfeited their round, I will restate that if someone entrusts you with a secret, you should not give it to someone else. They have a right to privacy and you are not allowing them to handle the situation by themselves as they might want to. Report this Argument
Pro evan_11_7 forfeited this round. Con I repeat that they have a right to their own privacy. Vote con. Report this Argument

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Posted by EndarkenedRationalist 7 years ago

I'm going to go clean my sniper.

Posted by marleymoobowhunter 7 years ago

i agree. :)

1 votes has been placed for this debate.

Vote Placed by Zarroette 7 years ago

	evan_11_7	PipJeanTodd	Tied
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Reasons for voting decision: Pro never substantiated his claim, whilst Con did exactly the opposite. Conduct to Con for Pro's forfeits.

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