Everything a Person Does is Influenced By Society

So my opponent has offered an all-or-nothing approach. A very risk approach that may pay big or hurt.At this point, let it be noted that since this is the last round, my opponent cannot make any more arguments, and can only use 5,000 characters in the next round. My opponent failed to construct a case basically, and I've met my BoP.-----Rebuttals-----"One thing a person can do is breathe. Respiration is an innate action performed by a person to acquire oxygen for body function. Breathing is necessary to keep oneself alive. The basic process of respiration is not triggered by societal pressures."Breathing is influenced by society. True, it is a natural action that our body performs with us being unaware mostly, unless we focus on our breathing. In R2, I define "to do" as to perform an action willingly. Therefore, breathing would not be considered as an example that we are debating about.Even though this point is invalid, I will humor the voters, and say this natural action is influenced by society. Our society especially in manufacturing and daily life we emit thousands of chemicals into the atmosphere. Thus, the chemical composition of the air has been altered from its all natural state. So, it is true that society has influenced our breathing. "Influence" means to have the capactiy to have an effect on the character, development, or behavior of someone or something or the effect itself. Since society changed the chemical content of the air we breathe, society does yes have influence on our breathing. We are no longer breathing in pure oxygen and natural CO2 put in the air. We are now breathing oxygen, CO2, and other chemicals placed into the air by society."A second thing a person can do is digest. Digestion is when a person breaks down foods eaten. Digestion is not a voluntary function and works out of one's control. Therefore, societal pressues on one's world view do not affect the core of this function."Society also influences this innate act as well. Same as with the last point, this action is natural, and not a "willing" action so that it shouldn't be considered, but society does influence our digestion.Society influences what food we eat. Through price, supply and demand we decide what we will eat. Society very strongly influences this system so that yes society influences what we eat. The food determines what nutrients we get and what is waste. Since society, either through social pressures, supply and demand, or other cultural norms influences what we eat. The way society influences us may be passive as well, such as people eating healthy foods because they know its healthy, but this thought itself has been constructed by the large part by society. Conclusion:Digestion and breathing are both "natural" actions that are NOT performed willingly, and thus cannot be counted as "what a person does" by the resolution; in R2 I defined "to do" as an action performed willingly. Regardless, breathing is influenced by society because society alters the chemical composition of the air, and society influences this action by having the capacity to have an effect on the behavior of breathing, which it does by changing what we breathe. Digestion is influenced by society since society influences what we eat; either through supply and demand, culture, social norms, etc.I have met my BoP. Con did not and cannot construct any new arguments in the next (and last round).Therefore, I have won the debate.