Resolved: Musicals are very important to society.

It is odd to say that punishment will be determined later. " A. You're welcome about my response. Two things. First, I am a girl. Second, I said in the rules that ARGUMENTS were allowed at any time, meanwhile you have to WAIT until the third round to rebuttal. "In response to his rebuttal time critique of point A, my opponent says, "A. Not necessarily. You can be part of the crew. " However, for something to be important it has to have a substantial impact, and the musical play industry is not very important. Statistics cannot even easily be found about the economy of musicals because they are so decidedly unimportant when it comes to the job market. " Who said I was talking about the stock market. I was talking about the economy. I was saying that people would help everyone because people would spend it on musical. Some musical people raise money for charities. Charities thank everyone. This is one of the many theories in my plan of "the circle of money". "In response to my critique of the importance of role models, he responds, "A. It is important to have role models because it may lead us to our life. For example, my mom was going down a bad spiral at one time. The musical, GODSPELL, saved her. " However, he didn't respond to my point that just because something provides us with role models doesn't make it important. For instance, my performing a small skit with my classmates at the talent show may bring in a minuscule amount of money and hardly stimulate the economy, and I may at the same time be a role model to someone, but that doesn't mean my skit is important. It is, in fact, not. A. It is important to you, your family, and your classmates. The money helps people either have fun or go off debt, and the economy is full of debt. You may be a role model to your parents or another kid's parents because they may be having a bad time, so your role is very important. "In response to my critique that role models are not needed, as one should develop his own person, he says, "A. As I said above, they provide good role models, even the bad ones. The bad ones show what is not good and done in society and turn away from it. " Not necessarily. Typically, bad role models are the ones that glorify indecent things that are bad for society. If someone is a role model to you, then their role is one you would want to fill. So, it does not show you to turn away from it. It glorifies it. " A. Not necessarily back, Some people would not go to a certain role model because they are weird. "He is not proving it is important. To my argument that a person buying the rights to a musical or liking it a lot is not important: "A. One person could a musical tell it to another person, which could tell another person, which all three will tell another person, and then it will go onto face book. That pretty much is society today. The part about buying a musical was what I was trying to say, but it came out wrong. It would be important to us if another country would buy it because we could buy it back. " I really don't understand the point of this. I don't understand what this argument has to do with what I said. A country can't buy a musical, a country wouldn't purchase a musical if a country itself could own one, and musicals aren't important. Facebook is not the world. " A. Facebook may not be a world, but it is a big part of the world. Your turn!