Autumn Is The Best Season

It has been an interesting and fun and experience and I'd like to apologize to my opponent if she feels I have not taken her passion about autumn seriously. I believe my opponent has proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that autumn is her favorite season. There is no doubt whatsoever that my opponent feels that autumn is the best season, and that all seasons are weaker by comparison. But does this make autumn the best season? Well its clearly dependent on whom you ask. My opponent has given many reasons why she enjoys the season, but not everyone feels the same way. Furthermore, many of the reasons my opponent cites have something comparable in other seasons. Events, holidays, opportunities and entertainment are available year long, and while my opponent enjoys those that specifically happen during autumn this does not equate to it being considered the best season by anyone other than her. Summer, winter, and spring have many great features about them, similar events, holidays and opportunities for fun or lack of fun. Naturally what makes these seasons great is going to be different for every individual and proving one is better than any other is nearly impossible. "This video is not a political movement. " It's an occupy Wall Street event, which is a political event. That it involves Jews naturally often means it'll have something to do with their spirituality, in this case manifested in dancing and singing, common for Jewish gatherings. The fact that certain things taking place are specific violations of the holiday (like playing musical instruments) makes me believe this took place before or after the actual holiday. It also seems likely this is a celebration of THE END of the holiday, making my point that people are happy that it's finally over. "It is of high significance which makes it an important time during the Fall for Jews. " The anniversary of 9-11 is a significant time in the US. But I don't anyone looks forward to September because they can memorialize a terrible event. The holiday being important does not equate to it being looked forward to, or enjoyed. "December simply is the month of Christmas which all look forward to each and every year. " This is a great point by my opponent. Winter is clearly the best season. I don't personally celebrate Christmas, but as established, I'm a big fan of profits. "It's a season which teenagers call "summer love. "" My opponent makes a general point degrading the quality of summer because teenagers are irresponsible and often stupid. What can be blamed on bad parenting, and poor personal choices should not be blamed on a season. If teenagers are bored during summer they should find something to do. There is a whole world out there with lots of stuff to do and profits to be made. That our teenagers have not yet developed an entrepreneurial spirit should instead be blamed on autumn, when they learn that work (raking up leaves) is a pain in the butt. Therefore all the problems associated with summer that my opponent cites could perhaps be blamed on autumn. If autumn were truly the best season certainly close to a majority of people would feel this way. So lets take a look at some random polling data… . http://www.rasmussenreports.com... This poll shows 31% like summer 29% Spring 26% Fall Here is a random unscientific poll on a blog with 40 votes… . http://blog.travelks.com... 40% say spring 35% say fall I'm surprised by the lack of polls I found on this subject, but one thing that seemed very consistent is that most people did not reply that Fall/Autumn was their favorite season. If autumn were really the best season, wouldn't more people feel this way? I'd like to once again thank my opponent and wish her well on all her future debates and endeavors. Thanks to everyone who read the debate.