Face masks for ugly people

Rebuttal. You state that "the very idea of searching facebook pages to "blacklist ugly people" is an incredibly ridiculous rule because of its many flaws such as the fact that having people be forced by law (i am assuming in this situation it will become a law)" The technicalities will be refined, maybe this is not the perfect way to find out who is ugly, this is just a pitch after all. In the grand scheme of things how we determine who is ugly and who isn't, is an easy task, as you can tell if someone is ugly just by looking at them. Maybe we should work out a less privacy invasive method, such as creating a government website where people post pictures of themselves and only government staff can see these pictures. This should solve all of your concerns. It's an easy solution really. You state that "The idea of making ugly people wear masks is a horrible lesson to enforce. What do we teach our children? That people who are not beautiful should have their faces hidden? that anyone who is not perfect should be treated like an outcast?" I believe it will make it, so that ugly people are no longer cast out of society, by wearing these masks they are no longer an eye sore and will be judged by their personalties, rather than their faces. The idea is to blend ugly people into a neutral, new look. We should campaign to make these masks socially acceptable, so that children don't pick on masked children. It's widely known that ugly people have less opportunity the world, than more attractive people. Here are my sources for that claim. http://www.telegraph.co.uk... https://www.quora.com... You state that "The concept of this is similar to a racist mob lynching a black person. Think about it, a bigoted group of people punishing someone for just the way they look." Please don't compare the lynching black people to ugly people, because the lynching of black people is a severe topic.It's not the same thing. A black person would never have to wear a mask for being black, only if they were deemed ugly. I'm not going to lynch anyone, I simply wish to cure the self confidence issues in today's world and make it so everyone is, visually on equal footing. You state that "do you really think after years of ugly people being forced to wear masks it will become "fashionable"? all it will do is promote censorship, force people to hide away their true selves and lower their self-esteem even more which is the exact opposite of what you are trying to do with this." The masks would become a permanent fixture of the wearer, it would allow people who wear these masks to develop a personality, one which they can develop without self confidence issues created by being ugly. These masks would symbolise the marketing slogan which would be "Personality makes perfect" with cleaver marketing and smart mask design, we can inspire regular looking people to join the trend, until it becomes culture. Only then, will society be unable to judge people by superficial standards, only then can we be truly equal. Your solution, to the increase in self confidence issues is to do nothing. So we have a serious problem and you wish to do nothing? I really don't want to hear your views on other topics...... Your final point is this "charities because there are many different charities that support people going through these issues. off the top of my head are charities that help people going through suicidal thoughts like Beyond Blue, Lifeline and the Kids Helpline. others that help people gain self-confidence are charities like I AM BEAUTIFUL, and The Be Real Campaign." This charity I have linked, try to help people who want to commit. In their own article, they state that suicide is rising, so that means charities are ineffective at sorting out the suicide epidemic. It's also widely known that donating to charity is inefficient, as most of your money gets sucked up by admin fees. http://www.befrienders.org... Evidence to support claim, "charities are inefficient with money." http://www.dailymail.co.uk... Charity is not a solution. Out of me and my opponent, only my argument even attempts to find a solution. My opponent has stated he wishes to do nothing. What has doing nothing ever achieved? I urge my opponent to leave the worlds problems to people who actually do something, we are the "doers" The truth is, I'm am one of these "uglies" I literally look like a blobfish https://www.sciencenews.org... PLEASE DON'T DENY ME MY MASK! I hope you have enjoyed reading this debate, as much as I've enjoyed writing it.