Doctor who battle! Darleks are more stronger than the Doctor

I thank you for taking this debate and excusing my grammar. I look forward for a great debate! Ok since a lot of people does not know the darleks and the doctor so I'll do a brief introduction about them. The Doctor is a Time Lord, an extraterrestrial from the planet Gallifrey, who travels through time and space in an internally vast time machine called the TARDIS (Time And Relative Dimension(s) In Space) which appears relatively small when seen from the outside and almost always appears like a 1950s British police box. The Doctor explores the universe at random, using his extensive knowledge of science, technology and history to avert whatever crisis he encounters. The imprecise nature of his travels is initially attributed to the age and unreliability of the TARDIS's navigation system. However, the 1969 serial The War Games reveals that the Doctor actually stole the TARDIS, and subsequent stories such as Planet of the Dead, The Big Bang and The Doctor's Wife have incorporated this. He was presumably unfamiliar with its systems but was able to operate it correctly until his exile when the Time Lords wiped it from his memory. The Doctor initially had the manual for operating the TARDIS but destroyed it because he "disagreed with it". After his trial and exile to twentieth century Earth, the Doctor still visits other planets on missions from the Time Lords who pilot the TARDIS to precise locations for him. After his exile is lifted, the Doctor returns to his travels and demonstrates the ability to reach a destination of his own choosing more often than not. In the 2011 episode "The Doctor's Wife", the Doctor tells the TARDIS (whose matrix, or soul, was temporarily transferred to the character Idris) that she has never been very reliable in taking him where he wanted to go. The TARDIS explains that she always took the Doctor where he needed to be. In "Journey's End", the Doctor states that the reason for the previous bumpy navigation was that the TARDIS is meant to have six pilots, but in "The Time of Angels" River Song demonstrates superior piloting skills and says the Doctor pilots the TARDIS "with the brakes on" (hence the classic noise). The Doctor generally travels with one or more companions. Most of these make a conscious decision to travel with him, but others, especially early in the series, are accidental passengers or kidnap victims.ed. The Daleks i/ˈdɑːlɛks/ are a fictional extraterrestrial race of mutants from the British science fiction television series Doctor Who. Within the series, Daleks are cyborgs from the planet Skaro, created by the scientist Davros during the final years of a thousand-year war against the Thals. They are genetically engineered Kaled mutants integrated within a tank-like or robot-like mechanical shell. The resulting creatures are a powerful race bent on universal conquest and domination, utterly without pity, compassion or remorse. Various storylines portray them as having had every emotion removed except hate, leaving them with a desire to purge the Universe of all non-Dalek life. Collectively they are the greatest enemies of the series' protagonist, the Time Lord known as the Doctor. Their catchphrase is "Exterminate!" I copyed this from wikipedia because I'm a busy man :) OK, so my first argument is that the Doctor seems that he can never win alone. The Doctor always win the battles between the Darleks, but if we think about it... Can he win alone?? I never saw the classic series so I will start with Christopher's 'The parting of the ways.' The Doctor sent back Rose Tyler with his Tardis and he was planting his bomb but he didn't use it because he knew that it will kill other people too. He admited defeat and opened his arms. He survived only because Rose Tyler cam back and turned them into dust. Let's think about if there was no Rose Tyler... Do you think that the Dalek Emperor would have shown mercy?? He would have been dead on the spot. Otherwise then that, in David Tennent's 'The evolution of the Daleks', do you think the flying Dalek would have stopped its extermination if the human Dalek diddn't stop him?? My second argument is that however luck helps the Doctor, the Daleks keep coming back. The Daleks came out over 20 years ago and the doctor kills them by the hundred. Personally, I thought 'the parting of the ways' was the end of the Darleks! Still they made this void and came back, and after that they went to an another dimension. After that, there was the ultimate Mr. handsome Davros who kindly was the last foe of Davis Tennent( leaving out'the end of time') and after being defeated they make an another appearance on 'Victory of the Daleks.' They were actually eaten by time with everything in 'The Big Bang' still they are almost the top survivors alongside with the Doctor. Each time the Doctor regenerates, it means a loss and that he must do that to survive. In that process, he loses his identity and needs to leave all friends that he met in that form. The Daleks however, have nothing to lose. They are just aliens inside robots and they so they don't care about each other. This shows that A Dalek never fears a loss while the Doctor needs to lose everything if he loses. I'll need to end my speech here and I hope for your wonderful next speech and hope to finish this wonderful debate! The doctor and a Dalek! Both of them are so handsome!!!!!!! Vote Dalek!!!!!!! Sorry, Matt smith (chuckles)