The morality of man has gone astray since the 20th century.

It seems like Pro wants a shared BOP. Apologies, but it wasn’t specified. Women Throughout history women were looked at as second class citizens. Nowadays women are accepted as equal. For example, the first country to allow women to vote was New Zealand [1] in 1893. In the 20th century the granting of women suffrage has become widespread [1]. This is a clear moral progression. Slavery The age of abolishment began in the 19th century. Abolishment of slavery spread worldwide in the 20th century [2] and abolition is still happening today. Another clear moral progress. Pro’s ArgumentsI wasn’t saying ambition is wanting to have fun, I was saying how could someone have fun without wanting to have it first? I also didn’t ask what morality had to do with morality, I asked what it had to do with ambition. “People only know success if they have ambitions, many poets and philosophers would indeed agree with me. But you can't have success without morality either.” What do you mean? This doesn’t link ambition to morality, it just means something that’s required for morality, is also required for ambition. What do you mean by success? Someone could be successful in an immoral business such as hitmen, drug dealers, ect. The link between Pro’s argument and the debate hasn’t been linked together. “Please do not accuse me of argumenta ad hominem again” I won’t accuse you of it unless you do it. Your conduct in this debate is much better. T.V. Violence The morality of some cartoon makers doesn’t reflect on the overall mortality of all men. This doesn’t mean all TV viewers accept this kind of stuff. There have been many surveys proving this. A new survey conducted by the Pew Research Center showed that 75% of the 1,505 adults polled from March 17-21 would like to see tighter enforcement of government rules on broadcast content, particularly when children are most likely to be watching; 60% want broadcast TV indecency standards extended to cable TV; and 69% want higher fines for media companies. In a recent (03.20.05) Time Magazine Poll 53 percent of respondents said that they think the FCC should place stricter controls on broadcast-channel shows depicting sex and violence. 68 percent believe the entertainment industry has lost touch with viewers' moral standards. 66 percent said there is too much violence on open-air TV, 58 percent said too much cursing and 50 percent said there is too much sexual content on TV. 49 percent say FCC regulation should be extended to cover basic cable. 62% say that sex on TV shows and movies influences kids to have sex when they are too young 77% say there is too much sex before marriage on television 65% say that shows like The Simpsons and Married… With Children encourage kids to disrespect parents. A majority of parents say they are "very" concerned about the amount of sex (60%) and violence (53%) their children are exposed to on TV. After being read arguments on both sides of the issue, nearly two-thirds of parents (63%) say they favor new regulations to limit the amount of sex and violence in TV shows during the early evening hours, when children are most likely to be watching (35% are opposed) In a recent national survey conducted by Nielsen (4/29/04), 78% of American families who had recently been part of the Nielsen 'People Meter' panel wanted more shows 'without profanity or swear words.' "In a national opinion poll conducted for TV Guide (8/2/03), 57% of TV viewers said they 'noticed an increase in offensive material on television lately.'" [3] Pro’s argument from TV supports my case. Back to Pro. [1] http://www.infoplease.com...[2] https://www.freetheslaves.net...[3] http://www.parentstv.org...