azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

A human life begins when the fetus gains consciousness......
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

Life begins when the egg cell appears. Because it has the capacity to become a person.
Debate: Does life begin at birth?
Side: No

It depends on what your definition of "begin" means. Does that mean when a fetus is formed? When the baby is actually born? Or when the child is old enough to comprehend the world around them and adapt? I personally see it has when comprehension becomes prominent. No one's life truly begins until they start living it themselves.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

No. That is a violation of privacy rights .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

The only time you will have privacy in my house is if you are taking a bath or changing clothes. Think this way Ismaila and yes this is a question I want you to answer at the best of your ability. What if your child was writing in her dairy saying how much Hell her life was in (figuratively speaking) and that she was going to kill her self someday. She doesn't say the day that she will do it but she was going to do it. The day came where she indeed killed herself. Then you didn't know why she did it and days later you then found her dairy in her room hidden and read it (too late) then found where she wrote that she would kill herself. Now I want the God honest truth from you wouldn't you feel really bad that she didn't come to you telling you how she really felt about life so you could have helped her sooner? See RELATIONSHIPS with your children are so important I can't stress it enough. Children aren't dumb at all they take a lot of things seriously that could even cost them their own young life.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Parents do not own their children. Children have rights .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

You didn't even answer my question correctly.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

What do you want to know ?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Read that paragraph above then answer the question in it I asked you.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

You said: "The only time you will have privacy in my house is if you are taking a bath or changing clothes. Think this way Ismaila and yes this is a question I want you to answer at the best of your ability. What if your child was writing in her dairy saying how much Hell her life was in (figuratively speaking) and that she was going to kill her self someday. She doesn't say the day that she will do it but she was going to do it. The day came where she indeed killed herself. Then you didn't know why she did it and days later you then found her dairy in her room hidden and read it (too late) then found where she wrote that she would kill herself. Now I want the God honest truth from you wouldn't you feel really bad that she didn't come to you telling you how she really felt about life so you could have helped her sooner? See RELATIONSHIPS with your children are so important I can't stress it enough. Children aren't dumb at all they take a lot of things seriously that could even cost them their own young life.", and I say: I can understand if the child is in danger, or there is a threat of some sort to someone else and the child knows about. Then I would support the parent or guardian reading the diary. But otherwise no.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

So you wouldn't feel bad that your own child killed herself because she didn't ever come to you and tell you her problems?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Whoa, wait, what? I just said that if there is a danger, the parent has the right to read the diary. That would be probable cause.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I would feel bad .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Right because you didn't have a good relationship with her.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

This can happen to good parents too though. Sometimes children have a mental illness.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Yes and they should get help fast because the television would make them worst.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I know, right ?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Your question here is fallacious. It doesn't matter if something makes someone feel bad. That's an appeal to emotion. Even if it does make someone feel bad, it doesn't necessarily mean that something is not true. For example, the oncologist might tell you that you have Stage 4 esophageal cancer (i.e. terminal illness). It might make you and your family feel sad, but it doesn't mean what the doctor said is false.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Sorry but that didn't answer my question as well of course it's an emotion but do you think that it is important to have a relationship with your children? That is the main concept that I am trying to put in parents minds.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I have no obligation to answer an inherently flawed question. Of course it is important for parents to have a relationship with their children. However, just because that is important, it doesn't mean that parents ought to read their child's diary to know them better. To suggest so is to violate Hume's Guillotine.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

So what if your child did have a diary and you did know about it. You go out because you have an important meeting at your job. You ask a close family member to watch your child until you return. That family member accepts the respectability. Later in the day it came to pass when your child was on the phone and your family member overhears your child on the phone talking about sex with her boyfriend(hopefully you don't allow your child you have a relationship with a boy at a very young age anyway.) Finally you then return from your meeting and your close family member confronts you about what you child was talking about on the phone. You couldn't believe what you were hearing. Knowing that your child writes ALL her thoughts in her diary, you read the diary and find the prove that she was thinking about sex. You then ask her was she talking about sex with her boyfriend on the phone, but she lies that she didn't talk about it. You knew she was lying because you read it in the diary. What would you do?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Your entire argument is irrelevant. You are assuming that we ought to read the child's diary. You have not proven your claim to be true. Thus, if the premise is irrational to believe, the entire hypothetical question that you posit here is illogical to believe as well.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

lol first off, i love how you kept saying dairy. ha ha. :DI agree with you. But then again, what if the child truly wants to die? But then i guess that is not possible because that go against the fact of being human. No human wants to die.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

If the child wants to die and it didn't have a dairy that is proof that it didn't have a good relationship with it's parents. That is why you tell your child how proud you are of it and a lot of positive feedback that will greatly boost the child's self-esteem to not really hate life. If you do those things and the child still kills itself maybe it had a birth defect or something I don't know but hopefully you find that out when it is a young age.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

OOPS!!!!!!! .........that happens............... right???
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Those things do sometimes happen, but we need to examine why children in those situations don’t come forward to their parents before taking their life. It is usually because they do not trust their parents. They are less likely to trust their parents after such a massive violation of trust as this. This makes it less likely for that child to come talk to their parents in the future. It drives a wedge between them which means these issues are more likely to result in harm because the child is now even less likely to seek help. It is a tragedy that these situations occur but they won’t be stopped by parents peeking into diaries, and in the long run the loss of trust and the loss of a connection between parent and child as a result of that will end up doing more harm than good. I, personally, would feel extremely bad that my child didn’t tell me about their situation themselves. That becomes more common if I start peeking into my child’s diaries.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Even if the parent is considered that their child is doing drugs, about to commit suicide, or something similar that needs to be handled? I seriously believe that the parent has a right to take care of their child before the child has the right of privacy. But only for extreme cases, otherwise you're right, it's just an invasion of privacy, and all trust would be lost from the child.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Children have rights .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I thought about it and you have a point .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Mmm... dairy...Anyway, I don't see what one would gain from it. Doodles of pigs and fairy's aren't very beneficial, at least I don't think they are. Just sit a child down and talk to them if you're worried.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

The purpose of a diary is that it is a personal journal. When you steal away the 'personal' part of that, all you get is distrust and resent from your child. Have a conversation with them if you want to know them better.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

To know your kids better is actually pretty easy. Talk to them and respect them. If you do this they will respect you and talk to you.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

in my opinion, no. every person should have their personal space. especcially teenagers, because it is hard to talk about manay teenage problems with parents.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

If they want to intrude on their childs life. fine. read their diary. If the parent thinks their kid hasn't told them something,either they're paranoid or their kid hasn't told them something. But if it is the second option, the parent hasn't created a safe environment for the child to tell them. Every person has different versions of them. The school version, professional version, at home version. You don't always act like the same person all the time for a reason. Besides, do your parents really need to know who you have a crush on, etc?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

If a parent can't get to know their child without reading into their private matters, then the parent has made a few mistakes in how they communicate with their child.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

yes, i absolutely agree with your opinion. if parents have some problems, they should try another ways to communicate with their child.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

You mean diary?Sure, they could probably learn a lot about their child by reading their personal, private thoughts, but a good parent wouldn't do that. A good parent would leave their child's privacy with the child and, if by doing so the parent feels less in touch with its child, then so be it.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

well, my mom kind of did that. parents should never ,ever do that to their children. they should have some trust on their kids. i was really furious when i found out that my mom read my personal diary. it's not appropriate. any child would say how they feel if parents ask them as a friend... not as a parent.. right???
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

right. i think that parent should speak with their children as a friend sometimes. never parents should not read diaries. it is not fair.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Children's need their personal space, a way to vent feelings. A parent reading a childs diary is an ENORMOUS violation of privacy and trust. My mother read my diary when i was 11 and it hurt our relationship. So I do not advise this
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Personally, I think diaries are a form of privacy to store your personal details. If my parents were to read mine, I guess, I'll flare up. To me, parents just have to spend more time to know what their children are thinking nowadays. In this 21st century, I think children are more open to discussion. Children will tend to speak what they are suppose to say and the rest, will be kept secret. Because they don't want anyone to know, they then write their thoughts out in a diary. In addition, I think it's really rude of parents (no offense) to intrude into their children's privacy just to get to know them better. If that's the case, then I think the problem actually lies with the parents as the parents are not doing the job well enough to get their children to interact with them.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

No because a diary is there place of privacy, anything that a child wants there parent to know they will tell them. Parents secretly snooping in a child's diary may give them unwanted information.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Two points: that diaries have an important function that only works when they are private, and that trust between parent and child is more important than any information a parent might gain. Diaries are important for children as a means of organizing abstract thoughts and feelings into concrete language. For a child coming to terms with their own sexuality, with doubts about their faith, with the moral issues of activities they undertake (like using substances), it is important they be able to do that as part of the process of personally understanding those issues. This process is harmed when parents feel it is ok to peek into the diary because it makes the child less likely to keep one, or to be completely honest within one. If a child discovers their diary was read by a parent, or a friend’s diary was read by their parent, or just thinks that this is something their parents are likely to do, then a beneficial process is harmed. Diaries must be kept sacred, inviolable, private.The information a parent gets from this diary will not help their child. If a child is into drugs, and a parent forces a confrontation based on discovering this in a diary, that won’t help. In fact, it could be harmful. For anyone to be willing to accept help for an addiction they have to be able to trust the person they seek help from. This is why psychiatrists and AA and rehab centres have such strict privacy controls, because if they break a patient’s confidence that patient will never engage with the program and are then unable to be helped. A child won’t accept help from a parent if that child feels that parent is their enemy, which is what will happen when parents get this information from a diary. A child/teenager/whatever must know they can trust their parent and the support of that parent completely or they will never accept that help. Diaries cannot be used for the source of this information. This information can’t help the child, and making them unable to trust their parent, or unwilling to write in a diary out of fear, will make it harder for them to come to the realization that they need help.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Those things do sometimes happen, but we need to examine why children in those situations don’t come forward to their parents before taking their life. It is usually because they do not trust their parents. They are less likely to trust their parents after such a massive violation of trust as this. This makes it less likely for that child to come talk to their parents in the future. It drives a wedge between them which means these issues are more likely to result in harm because the child is now even less likely to seek help. It is a tragedy that these situations occur but they won’t be stopped by parents peeking into diaries, and in the long run the loss of trust and the loss of a connection between parent and child as a result of that will end up doing more harm than good.I, personally, would feel extremely bad that my child didn’t tell me about their situation themselves. That becomes more common if I start peeking into my child’s diaries.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Even if the parent is considered that their child is doing drugs, about to commit suicide, or something similar that needs to be handled?I seriously believe that the parent has a right to take care of their child before the child has the right of privacy.But only for extreme cases, otherwise you're right, it's just an invasion of privacy, and all trust would be lost from the child.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

The parents should not read the diaries. They should respect their child's privacy.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

*DO parents need to read their child's DIARY in order to know them better?--------------------------------They can't read dairy lolBut anyway, I think it's necessary if the parent is concerned that the child is in danger, or partaking in something that is harmful. Otherwise a parent shouldn't, they just lose all trust.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

This is disgusting. I would never look at the excrement remains of my child's dairy intake, LET ALONE TRY TO READ THEM! Disgusting...
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I am switching sides. Silas has convinced me. If the child is into something bad like drugs, the parent or parents need to know.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I would say yes because the child would be living under my roof and therefore there will be no secrets because secrets can destroy you.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Like the secret of you reading their Diary?Kids can keep secrets without a book. If you want to know your kids talk to them, respect them and show them they can trust you.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

I know right it's best for them to come talk to me instead of writing it down in a temporarily book. Dairy and other things on this Earth are like sand castle they won't last long relationships are way more important.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Parents do not own their children .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

He never said parents own children. Carefully look over his words. You will not see that sentence there at all. He simply mentioned that if a child lived under his roof he would not want secrets. Sounds more like he owns the roof than what's under it.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Yes right because you really don't want your son running for a girl at a young age and vice versa. There will be rules the child has to follow.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

I do not remember asking for your opinion .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Do you have a habit of going onto debate websites and telling fellow debaters that they should "leave you alone" whenever they present contrary opinions? Do you presume you have the right to dictate whether someone can share their opinion or not?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

We're on a debate website. Technically, you did ask for my opinion.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

You are wrong. I did not ask for your opinion. Leave me alone.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

I support your decision for me to leave you alone.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Leave me alone .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

You're being awful silly. She's not attacking you. Is this the victim card I see?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Up-vote for you because you were unfairly down-voted in the first place.
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Leave me alone .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

I dont remember silaswash asking for yours.....................Edit: Crap i should have known someone else would have already said that
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

Leave me alone. I want nothing to do with you .
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Why do you want everyone who debates your points to leave you alone? Because you have no rebuttals?
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

That and the fact that she probably isn't intelligent enough to think of better crap than "leave me alone" or "fuck off".
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: never

LEAVE ME ALONE! I DO NOT DEBATE ABUSIVE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Debate: Do parents need to read their child's diary in order to know them better?
Side: sometimes

Im not abusive just because i disagree with you. Weren't you the one telling people to f### off and calling them b####es? It seems you are the abusive one.