"Race Traitor" is a Fallacy

Rebuttals: My Opponent: Defenition 3 proves my point you feel emotionally compelled My Reply: How is one commited to one's "race" through emotional compulsion? Who is doing the compelling except for racists? Could someone not also feel emotionally compelled in the direction of multi-racial and multi-cultural friendships?My Opponent: This debate is solely debating black/white miscongeneation My Reply: The resolution is about how the term "race traitor" is a fallacy. Black/White miscegenation may or may not play into the picture; however, we have a resolution to prove or disprove.My Opponent: You are born with a culture if one interracially dates he will slowely lose his culture.My Reply: 1. Lose his culture? This is the 21st century. Television, movies and now the internet have made the "losing culture" debate irrelevant. The youth of today listen to the same artists, and watch the same T. V. and movies, no matter what continent they live on. One online dating site boasts on a television advertisement that one in five dating relationships begin online, indicating a shift of the hub of our global culture to the internet. We are quickly becoming a planet of ONE culture, rather than of diverse cultures as my generation has known in the past. 2. Is losing one's culture really something undesirable? Immigration to other parts of the planet for the sake of employment or education is very common. That shows that for many people, employment and education are more important than culture. One interesting trend is the shift in East Indian culture. There are a number of new movies that have come out which tell how Indian youth are tired of being forced to choose engineering and medicine as career paths, rather than expressive/artistic careers such as music, visual arts and drama. Is this cultural shift really a bad thing? There are a number of cultures that need modification or complete replacement. The African-American culture is a slave culture. All previous culture among African-Americans was beaten out of them when they arrived in the U. S. The slave culture teaches inferiority and failure and must be (as it currently is to some extent for many African-Americans) completely replaced with a more positive culture. The European-American culture of the U. S. South needs to lose it's version of the slave culture, "White" supremacy, for a number of reasons. The Irish and Middle Eastern hate/terror cultures need to be changed.Conclusion:I would like to remind the voter of the resolution and definition of terms that my opponent agreed to:Resolution: The term, "race traitor" is a fallacy. Definition of Terms:Race: 1. any of the traditional divisions of humankind, some being "Asian," "White," "African-American," "Native-American," "Latino," etc. characterized by supposedly distinctive and universal physical characteristics:(modified from Dictionary.com)Traitor 1 : one who betrays another's trust or is false to an obligation or duty (Webster's Dictionary)Fallacy 1 : a false or mistaken idea 2 : an often plausible argument using false or invalid inference(Webster's Dictionary)I would also like to remind the voters of my opening argument:I shall prove that the term "race traitor" is a fallacy according to the definitions in Round 1.First of all, a traitor is "one who betrays another's trust or is false to an obligation or duty." In order to prove that one is a traitor, one has to prove that one has a duty to his/her race. This is where the idea of a racial traitor falls apart. To say that being born "White" obligates one to the "White" race is a matter of opinion rather than of verifiable fact. The subjective nature of obligation to one's race makes the term "race traitor" a fallacy or, " an often plausible argument using false or invalid inference." According to my definitions, I have proven my resolution. My opponent has given a very weak opening argument and no rebuttals to my opening argument. Should he give any further arguments in his final round, I ask that the voter not count his arguments, as I will not be able to answer any of those arguments.Thank you for reading this debate!