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Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

Ah yes, the classic "I don't understand your points so I'm going to ignore you after I get the last word!" tactic.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

Why not deal with the actual issue, instead of throwing around straw men like crazy?
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: No

Take your pathetic rants of "straw men" and ignore me. You refuse to address the points, you constantly rant about nonsense because you know my arguments have merit. Is it time to ignore you for wasting our time?
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

A straw man is a logical fallacy, and therefore has no merit. You bring up points that lack both relevance, and merit, then declare yourself the winner.If your arguments had merit, why would you have to resort to logical fallacies and self declarations of victory?
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: No

Should guns be free? I need a gun for protection in our home. Shouldn't people who can not afford guns for protection, have the tax payers pay for them? By the time a police officer gets to my house, we will be dead. I think my families protection is every bit as important as a woman's protection against pregnancy.Ok lets make a compromise? I won't ask you to pay for my guns and I won't pay for your contraceptives.GET REAL! Buy your own birth control! Condoms are dirt cheap or free.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

The whole gun analogy doesn't work. Burglary is rare, something a person can expect to go their entire lives without experiencing if they live in a safe area. Sex is common, and pregnancy costs the country: especially unwanted pregnancies where a child is given into care. If you're not an idiot you should know that birth control has other uses. Condoms protect against these sometimes fatal, sometimes irritating things we call STI's. Y'know, like AIDS and syphilis. Birth control is not cheap. If I had to pay for the pill I would be spending £15/week, which is a lot. More than I spend on food.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: No

There is no analogy that would ever be good enough for brainwashed folks such as yourself. This is why I don't respond to half of your excuses. There is nothing that could ever be said to get through your indoctrination.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

here is no analogy that would ever be good enough for brainwashed folks such as yourself. This is why I don't respond to half of your excusesIs there anyone that disagrees with you that is actually worth debating with to you? You are a horrible person just plain horrible. The way you treat people is completely unacceptable.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

I guess that I don't scream about naive realism enough on this forum......
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

So because he disagrees with your poor analogy, that means that everything is off the table? Intellectually lazy.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

Then don't use a freaking analogy. Let's call the IB indoctrination, it probably is. Especially that Theory of Knowledge, and Literature is definitely a sketchy subject never mind the Geography HL extension on global interactions.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: No

You have not actually provided a good enough demonstration that his analogy is bad. If burglary is so rare then you only have to spend money one time to protect someone for life. Since you don't need to get super fancy with a gun for home protection $500 will be good enough. $500 to prevent burglary is a good deal.Birth control is not cheap. If I had to pay for the pill I would be spending £15/week, which is a lot. More than I spend on food.For the price of the pill, you can pay off the gun in 23 weeks. So, as long as you need the pill for half a year it is actually cheaper to pay for his gun and protect him forever.How is that for actual debating? :)
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

A gun doesn't protect from danger in any way near the same way the pill protects from pregnancy. You need to know how to use a gun for it to be effective. For that, you need continuous practice. A gun is also dangerous so it needs to be kept in a safe. All these things would also need to be paid for. The point about cost was nothing to do with the gun analogy, anyway.
Debate: Should birth control be free?
Side: Yes

So is your argument principally based, or are you under the assumption that it would have a net cost to society?
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Children's beauty pageants encourage the horrible, horrible trend that is "stage moms" and instill children with early senses of 'skin-deep' beauty and possible confidence issues that will last throughout their lives.It seems cruel, subjecting a child to something s/he has no say in, particularly something that may be damaging to the child, seemingly just for the parents' enjoyment. This lifestyle forces children to grow up far too fast, which seems like it leads to earlier experimentation with sex, drugs, et cetera, in an attempt to claim independence and relax after a life in the limelight.I don't know much on the topic, and I was (maybe) lucky that my mother turned down modeling contracts when I was young (I was so cute), so I've never experienced this myself. This is just sort of what I see. Am I wrong?
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Yea, I totally agree. In fact, it's never the child's wish to do this stuff, it IS the parents (the mothers) desire to give her daughter something she could never accomplish herself. Not to mention, forcing a child into beauty pageants is ingraining the sense that beauty if physical, period. I really do NOT care how much I hear that beauty pageants are about more than what people see on the surface, because I believe the bottom line is that is what they are about. Otherwise, they wouldn't be expected to walk around in damn bikini's, with high heels, tans, overdone make-up, and a super toned body. Good way to ingrain a low sense of self-worth (because most of them will develop eating disorders, amongst an addiction to everything requiring the necessity of physical beauty). They should definitely ban them. Or just get rid of them. Parents are more and more destroying their child's abilities to have a real "childhood," and it's getting ridiculous every decade that they come up with more things to make a child "grow up fast."
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

You are not wrong, i agree completely. No child should be forced into doing something they have no say in, its not right. I have been watching the programme 'Toddlers in tiars' on tv, and i think it is disgusting. These girls look 3-4 times their age, and the way they are brought up is to be spolit and get everything they want. This is not the way a 5 year old child should be brought up, as when they get older and realise they can't always have what they want, they won't know what has hit them.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

If you've even seen the commercials for that TLC show "Toddlers & Tiaras", you can tell that these things suck for the kids and the parents are insane. BANNED!!!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Why do they exist!.. They purely promote fake beauty. Why is beauty being judged.. and that of a child! Why are we allowing it. Bringing up a child in this environment is completely wrong. Those that do so should have their children removed from them, or shouldnt be allowed to have any in the first place.Not that I adhere to press hysteria, claims they are everywhere, but suggestive poses of children in photographs...that no doubt will end up on the internet, well those that condone these pageants would be the first to protest at just the thought of a paedophile taking advantage of this such material.Organisers should be protested against, Egged and press hounded until this awful thick makeup coated regime gets pushed into the sea.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Those crazy parents should be banned. (; But yeah I think an education should play a bigger part in ones childhood than obsessing over competitive glamor. And beauty should not be a competition.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

they should be banned because that might send out the wrong message to some people.  there are a lot of pervents that watch this so thats why im arguing.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Beauty pageants only teach a girl that beauty is a physical attribute, which will mentally scar her for the rest of her life.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Honestly, I think it's stupid. Parents star their kids out at the youngest of ages to do beauty pageants. Most of the girls don't even know what to do. Just because the parent was in pageants at younger ages do not mean that they want to. Wait untill they are atleast seven or eight, ya know? So they can UNDERSTAND it! And another thing, why do grown ups wanna see little girls in bathing suits and being all dressed up looking like their freaking sixteen. STUUPIIDD! So,, yes. It should be bannedd.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Being a lover of freedom, I would never argue that beauty pageants be banned (though I would argue they are detrimental to society). But child beauty pageants are an entirely different can of worms. Many parents enter their children before they are even school-age; the decision can in no way be considered autonomous. Some parents will bring children into the pageant world as babies, thus they never know a world and culture that does not prioritize winning and beauty. Children are made to wear false teeth over their own, to get spray tans, to diet, and to practice ridiculous routines for these elaborate shows. The worst part is that when a child does not win, the stereotypical show-mom will either demonstrate her disappointment or disparage the winning child. The only good thing I could see coming from these pageants would be a lesson in grace and dignity in competition (a lesson that can be taught in MANY different competitive arenas). If that is lost, really there is less than nothing left.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

If you put your child in a beauty pageant, you aren't fit to be a parent.They should be banned.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: No

Really like someone with a swastika profile picture is? You are what's wrong with the hate in the world today. Shame on you...
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

You don't know that person is a parent. It's a picture not an action. Like exploiting a child.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

You do know the Swastika means Good Fortune and Well Being right? Not War and Death?
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

I actually retract this statement now that I've seen it again.I no longer believe this.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

The 50 word rule be damned...the answer is YES! They should be banned and the parents should be severely rebuffed.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

Children should never be forced to do anything to do with making money everyday like this because it's a brain wash for the kids and is not cool. Just hearing about the kids saying they like it they maybe just saying that because they are afraid there parents would get upset with her/him. The parent just makes the child think that they are in the beauty pageant not for the money but to let people know how beauiful they are. But for reals the parent just brain washes the child so they can get the cash them self. There's maybe like what 90% of them out there that just want the money maybe only 10% do it for the child for them to have fun and for the childs enjoyment.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

they should totally be banned i am doing a speech for school about how they should definitely be banned !!!!! so if you could help me please do. they tell people the wrong perspectives of peoples personalities and the judges tell them if there over weight, not pretty enough or just can't pose. that is terrible!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

I've see videos of parents forcing their children into beauty pageants and it is just horrifying. These children do not get a chance at a normal childhood because they are always practicing for their next event, worrying about staying thin and being on a diet, getting painful botox injections, and are always constantly being judged. It is very disheartening and I do not see why parents would put their young children through all of this. All children are beautiful and have their own unique talents, so why judge them?
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: No

I beleive that child beaty pagents should be banned for GOOD! It can ruin their child hood and they could become prone to diseases such as anorexia. I say this because they can become so aware of their physical apearence that they start to go on stupis diets that can ruin their health. They don't know what they are participating in because they are so young, and it destroys their chance of ever having a proper child hood. It can also damage their self esteem.I completley disagree with those who say it will help their future careers.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

I don't have the statitics with me so i can't say that all pagents girls will grow up being a non-happy person. But what i can say is that Jon Benet died when she was a young girl. She did pageants but it was possible that her killer once been to her pageants shows. And i can say that it is dangerous becuase there has been a recent news about a mother who gave her daughter botox to get rid of wrinkles. Botox is not for kids because it wasn't made for kids/children. That little girl could have died. And worst of all, the mother said "all other moms do it too." So possibly there is more than one case.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: No

YES beauty pagents for children should be bannedthey are to young for what is expected of them,let them enjoy their childhood,the parents need to grow up so there children can have a life of there own.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: No

YES beauty pagents for children should be bannedthey are to young for what is expected of them,let them enjoy their childhood,the parents need to grow up so there children can have a life of there own.where are the fathers of these poor girls you dont hear of them or there thoughts.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: yes

It is child exploitation and emotional abuse. Children get pimped 'n sexified to bring in cash. Child beauty pageants aren't about talent, they aren't even about beauty: they are all about mommy. And these so called 'mommies' go as far as waxing a 5-year-old's eyebrows. When these children (mostly girls) grow up, they'll have a distorted world view, thinking the whole world revolves around how good others think you look (instigating eating disorders and such), and are likely traumatized by the cruel treatment they are often put through. They are humans, not dolls!Some pageant moms may not be like this, but the vast majority ARE, so this practice should be eradicated.Children have enough time to be grown up when they are grown ups. If they like pageants then, they can choose to enter THEMSELVES. Sports, playing house, hide-and-seek, tag, painting, playing a musical instrument, riding bikes and skating: those are the things a child should do!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

yes , it should seriousely band because make up can cause skin problem for the children and it also effect on their relation and behaviour
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

it stupid. girls r being looked at the wrong way. its bad enough men only like women for their bodies!!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

Teaching a child that being beautiful is all that matters in life is a disaster waiting to happen. I did not grow up a "cute" or "pretty" child. By middle school, all of my friends had boyfriends and I was the decidedly ugly friend. Because of this, they spent all their time concerned about which boy they were dating, and I was able to pursue athletics and academics. By the time we got into high school, I grew into my face in a shocking way. I could have had anyone I wanted. People began approaching me in public and offering me modelling contracts, promising to make me the next Giselle or Adriana Lima. None of it mattered to me. I'm now at a top University studying Economics with plans to attend for Harvard for my JD/MBA. I own my own business, compete in Equestrian and I'm lead attorney on my mock trial team. I think it easily beats starving in a crappy New York apartment because I have a nice face. There's no reason that a child needs to be taught that she is "better" than everyone else for looking good. Once the looks go, what are you left with?
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

By allowing children to compete in child beauty pageants the legal document called the rights of the child are actually being infringed. You are stripping children of a childhood by dressing them up in outfits and making them be judged by strangers. There is also a risk that the children may receive mental damage from the image they are striving to active. There is a risk of harm thus it is in violation of the rights of the child act. It also says in the rights of the child act that the rights of the child take precedence to the rights of the parent. Children can receive poor body image from the body they are trying to achieve to win. This can lead to anorexia and other eating disorders. In the last 10 years there has been a 270% increase in the number of eating disorders diagnosed in America and in a recent poll 87% of participants said that they were for banning child beauty pageants!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

These pageants just promote superficial beauty, not the beauty thats on the inside. To be honest, most of the kids who have done beauty pageants will grow up to be emotionally scarred. Be prepared pageant parents, YOUR KID WILL NEED THERAPY!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

It provides an unrealistic image that children feel they need to hold up. Being a teenage girl myself, I understand all the pressures of looking 'perfect' as deemed by media.I can't imagine what those poor little children go through. When I was their age, all I did was run around playing outside making mud pies and other kid stuff. I didn't even know what makeup was, and here you have these kids wearing makeup, getting fake tans, and burying their inner child deep down beneath all the layers of 'perfect'. Of course I understand that not all beauty pageant contestants go to this extent, but I still feel it an unnecessary amount of stress. It would also make these girls feel all sort of emotions, rejection, jealousy, pride, cockiness etc. it's unhealthy and should be banned!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

Child Beauty Pageants are simply a way to encourage and provide sexual objectification of women at an earlier age. We wouldn't stand for it if we objectified women, but nothing is done to prevent it on these young girls.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

Well, Most of my opinion has been stated already from others, but there's one more reason they should be banned. Anyone see " Drop Dead Gorgeous"? Remember the creepy judge? He was a pervert! a pedophile! Do we really need to give them something to drool over?
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

they waste half of their time doing beauty things....... they better go outside and play or sit and study that will be better and much helpful for their future and the make which they apply is very harmful and not good for the skin and their face gets destroyed in the age of 8 or 9.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

There shouldn't even be a Debate, just ban all Child Beauty across the world and do it quickly.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

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Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

child beauty pageants are teaching young vulnerable children to think they need to wear more makeup and tan that a teenage girl. they should be treated like the small children they are playing with dolls, not being made to look like a doll themselves!
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

I believe that child beauty pageants are perfectly okay. They are a way for children to learn about the beauty process and to develop their skills in the areas of makeup, hair, and fashion. They are also a way for parents trap the cat to teach their children about the importance of good skin and good nutrition. These pageants are also a way for children to learn about the importance of teamwork and communication.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

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Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

Impact on Development: Some experts express concerns about the potential negative effects on a child's psychological and emotional well-being. The competitive nature and emphasis on physical appearance may lead to self-esteem issues, increased anxiety, and unhealthy levels of perfectionism. rankdle
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

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Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

Critics argue that child beauty pageants exploit young participants geometry dash by subjecting them to adult-like beauty standards and competition.
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: Yes

Banning child beauty pageants would infringe upon the freedom of parents and children to participate in activities of their choosing. Some argue that parents should have the right to decide whether or not to involve their children in beauty pageants. For me, many families involved in child beauty pageants report positive experiences, including bonding between parents and children, friendships with other participants, and opportunities for travel and exposure to different cultures.Aye/Painters Parramatta
Debate: Should child beauty pageants be banned?
Side: No

Beauty has always been praised in our society, so pageants are natural.The children have a choice. Many of them grow out of beauty pageants and decide to quit. A lot of little girls like the dress up and attention aspects. Yes, judgment is harsh, but it's not anything they won't be exposed to sooner rather than later.