Werewolves vs. Vampires

Before I refute my opponent’s arguments, I shall make two more of my own. 4. Vampires have many disadvantages due to their weaknesses. Let’s look at some of a vampire’s weaknesses. They are repelled by holy water. They are repelled by a holy cross. They can be killed by a stake. They cannot cross running water. They are repelled by garlic. They are vulnerable to sunlight. They need an invitation to enter thresholds. Considering this is a world war, there is a lot of water that needs to be crossed. Vampires cannot travel over seas, as they cannot cross running water. This is an extremely important factor. If they cannot travel overseas, how are they supposed to communicate with fellow comrades in North America while they are in Europe or some other continent? In addition, vampires cannot enter thresholds or sanctuaries without invitation. This, combined with the fact that they cannot cross running water and that they are repelled by holy water/crosses, gives werewolves the ultimate defense. A vampire cannot raid a werewolf fort if it is not invited in, and I hardly doubt that a werewolf will allow vampires to come parading into their house. Moreover, a stake can kill vampires if it is run through the heart. Of course, most creatures will be killed if a stake is run through their heart, so this weakness doesn’t give werewolves much of an advantage. However, I find it interesting that vampires are repelled by garlic. Garlic is extremely common, and you can find it in the normal household. If I were to go to my neighbor and ask them, “Hey, can I have some garlic?” then they could easily hand it over to me. With garlic so plentiful, werewolves can easily repel vampires and even kill them. Werewolves are mainly weakened by silver. Silver isn’t something I can ask from my neighbor, unless they were a millionaire; thus, vampires will be hard pressed to find some silver to kill werewolves. Then we come to the last weakness that I have not yet addressed. This weakness will be the vampire’s undoing. They cannot go out into sunlight, unless they wish to commit suicide. During the day, werewolves can assemble, scout out new territories, think up new strategies, and even attack the vampires’ fort. They could easily do this by getting explosives and annihilating their enemies, whereas their opponent’s are forced to stay inside. Now, that leads to the question, “Where would werewolves get these explosives?” I will elaborate further in my next argument. 5. Werewolves have better alliances than vampires. Vampires, of course, are allied with bats whereas werewolves are allied with wolves. Compare a small, squeaky bat that is nearly blind to a muscular, deadly wolf. However, while werewolves obviously have better alliances, we must also take into consideration which side humans would go on. I think humans would notice an all out war between two of the most deadly creatures on earth. So now the question is, “Who will the humans join?” I, personally, would join the werewolves. Of course, this may be just because I am biased, but I also think it has to do with the fact that vampires will use me as a food source. Everyone else can go to the vampires if they want. That is, if they want to become a vampires main dish with a side of O+ blood. Alternatively, they can join the werewolves, who probably won’t eat them. Instead, the werewolves can eat human made food or animal meat. Moreover, I think that humans would find the distant cousin of “Man’s best friend” more appealing than those blood sucking vampires. I am pretty sure that on a list of, “Man’s best friend”, vampires would be somewhere near the bottom. Let’s not forget that werewolves are also part human. Therefore, it is only logical to assume that humans would rather ally with other humans, even if they are half wolf. So, it comes down to this; you can join the vampires and end up on their dinner table, or you can join the werewolves who will certainly treat you more respectively. Plus, you’d be on the winning side. After humans have joined the werewolves, the government could easily supply them with guns, explosives, grenades, missiles, planes, jets, ships, tanks, and more. Of course, werewolves can change into human form, so they probably will have already obtained some of these items. This is where werewolves would get the explosives that I mentioned earlier. As you can see, werewolves have much better allies than vampires. They have vicious, killer wolves and humans with advanced technology. What did vampires have again? Oh, I almost forgot. They have some bats. Once again, I hope that readers see the difference. Rebuttals: My opponent: “I have never heard of anyone overcoming an "Everlasting" person in all my life. Have any of you?” Unfortunately for you, vampires have a plethora of weaknesses (some of which I mentioned in my fourth argument) [9]. (The site I provided does not list all a vampire’s weaknesses.) It is said that sunlight, beheading, staking, fire, and even something as crude and common as garlic will destroy a vampire. Therefore, there are many ways in which a werewolf could overcome or kill a vampire. In addition, please take notice that a vampire has more weaknesses than a werewolf does. My opponent: “Vampires have the ultimate strategy of defense” Actually, werewolves have the ultimate strategy of defense (as I proved in my fourth argument). My opponent: “If a Werewolf would dare attack a Vampire in any situation it would either; smell them within a mile away, see them from very afar(Once again, same as the first), or Feel them from the earths movement if they would attempt to make a attack on them.” My opponent neglects to realize that werewolves also have super senses; therefore, they are equal in this aspect. I admit that vampires have super healing; however, it’s a bit hard to re-grow your head when a werewolf chewed it off. My opponent: “Well my argument is that if the team of Vampires ever gets a grip on the furry opponents (Werewolves) then they would get a chance to use their Vampire Teeth to suck all the blood out of the living organism. Thus, making them a bloodless body.” My opponent seems under the impression that the werewolf will patiently sit there and let the vampires suck all the blood out of them. Please realize that it takes several minutes to suck all the blood out of an organism. Of course, this depends on the size of the organism and how much blood is in it. Considering werewolves are fairly big, it would take several minutes to suck all the blood out of the werewolf. In that time, the werewolf can easily kill the vampire. Therefore, all a vampire accomplishes is putting itself in danger, since it is even closer to the werewolf than before. Before concluding what has happened today, I would like to expand upon my, “There are more werewolves than there are vampires” argument. If we estimate that there are 40,000 vampires on the earth and approximately 4,000,000 werewolves, then we find that for every one vampire there are 100 werewolves. I hope that people now understand the enormity of my argument and what I am saying. How can vampires possibly win a war where there are 100 werewolves for every vampire? A werewolf can already kill a vampire in a one-on-one situation; however, this is a 100 vs. one situation. Therefore, werewolves are extremely likely to win this war. Conclusion: I have successfully refuted all of my opponent’s arguments, made two more arguments of my own, and expanded upon my first argument so that readers could understand what I was trying to get across. I thank my opponent for accepting this debate and I wish him luck in his arguments and rebuttals. [9] http://homepages.udayton.edu...