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Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

We as Americans might not fully understand the meaning behind this quote, but I do agree. If you try to understand "freedom" from the perspective of a person who lives in a communist country it would not be the same as ours. Benjamin Franklin once stated "He who sacrifices freedom for security deserves neither." and in today's society we are more concerned with our security and have lost some "freedom".
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because you may not be free physically or whatever but you can be free in your mind. to some people freedom is the ability to do whatever you want to without rules or restrictions which causes chaos.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i agree with this statement. I think what he means by this is that there are things that you can't change, but freedom is what you do with the things you can change. For instance- say your family moves you across the country. You can't change that, but you can change your outlook on the situation and you can make the best of it. That IS your freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

i support this view because freedom is what has been done to you is. somepeople think that just because there parents tell them they cant go on a date and you cant really go out. that doesnt necessirally mean your not free. and thats why i agree with this view
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because no matter where you are in life i think you still be free in your mind.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Freedom is defined as "the state of being free or at liberty rather than in confinement or under physical restraint," according to dictionary.com. When life throws you a lemon, you make lemonade, right? That's basically what this means to me. When something goes wrong in your life, you deal with it. This making you free from the restraints of complaints, worries, and sorrows. It's freedom of self.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean- Paul, because no matter if your parents tell you that you cant do something you have the freedom to speak your mind and tell them what you think.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

It really depends on the type of freedom he is talkng about, personal or universal. I believe in personal freedom and no matter what happens to you, you have the freedom to react in whatever way you want, or is possible.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I really think so too that it really is depended on what kind of freedom Jean was talking about.It is I think you can have the freedom you want and do whatever it is to it.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean-Paul's statement because I feel that freedom is our way of expressing our selves. Also we would not have freedom if it was not for the leaders of America. So i strongly believe that the quote means, people take what others have done for this country and express their freedom throughout the world.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I dont know what this really means but am starting to understanding. for some people freedom is like having everythieng an goign everywhere they want. Other people are happy even if their parents dont let them go out. everyone makes their own freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I don’t really know what that means but I will agree with what’s been said because. You pretty much see freedom as what’s been done to you like if your parents never let you go out side then you think that you don’t have any freedom at all but you still do its just since you can't come out you think you have no freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I would agree with Jean-Paul Sarte because the freedom that you have you had to earn it in some kind of way. For example your curfew may be 12 midnight and for a couple of months you are on time and never miss your curfew. Just because you followed your parents rules they move your curfew to 2 am. Freedom is what you do with whats been done to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree, mainly because you choose what to do with whats been given to you. Like they always say, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with Jean Paul statement because in life you control your lifestyles and can be what you want to.Freedom is what everyone wants in this world.Without having your own freedom would not get you anywhere and won't do things you loved to do.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree because, everyone has certain situations given to them in life and you have the power to choose how you handle the situation.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree, because freedom is what you want it to be. Your the one that makes your choices, is to what path you are willing to take a good one or a bad one. You are free to do whatever you want to do.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

Well, I guess I agree, I mean, I dont really get exactly what he's saying, but I do agree.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

Freedom:1. the state of being free or at liberty rather than in confinement or under physical restraint.2. the power to determine action without restraint.I feel that freedom can either be chosen by yourself or given by others, but in the end the choice is still yours. You can let yourself be controlled by others, but at the same time have total freedom in your mind. "What's been done to you," has no affect on your freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

A man locked in a closet gets daily visits. Not for food, but to get his daily beatings. Three years have past and he feels like all his freedom has been stripped away. The same man experiences a different day. Instead of someone walking in with a whip, they bring him a meal. This continues for the next few days. Although this man is still locked in a dark closet he now feels free.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree with this Jean-Paul, everyone should have freedom no matter what has happen to them. Freedom is a born right you have and a right you should get. Although there are rules and regulations these don’t take away from your freedom, they are there for your guidance and safety.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I would have to say i disagree. Regardless everyone should have freedom. Im not saying run around and paint the town red, but you shouldnt have to wait for something to be done to you to have freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

i disagree whit this statement. freedom is always whit you no matter what you do, what you been through or how you live your life. so it all gets down to the person to discover what freedom means to him or her so they can live by it.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

i feel that freedom is just being to do what you wan to done and not whats been done to you because when you do what you want but its because of what has been done with you then i feel that you are being restricted and dont have the full freedom to be able to do what you want.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

Freedom is the ability for a person to choose his destiny or what he wants to do with his life. This quote makes me think that Jean-Paul was only describing hardships of what other people, for example, African Americans, went through because they did not have freedom and now they do. I believe that you can do whatever you like, but not because someone has done something to you, just because you are a human being and you have rights
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

i disagree because i think that anyone can have as much freedom as they want, regardless of whats happen to them in there life.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree with this statement. The reason for this is because everyone is TRULY free because it is our God given right, but it depends on the man to make it so that they can stay free.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree. Freedom is what one does withthe freedom they do have, rather thanwhat is done to them. A disagree with Mr.Sarte because Freedom can also bea State-of-Mind. One may be enslavedby chains, walls, or laws, but everyonehas the option to be FREE. So i will make my own quote: "Freedom is intendedto be FREE, but how you shield it's preciousnessis personal. 12.16.08
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree with Jean-Paul Sartre's statement. Freedom means one is able to express and to act the way they feel. Freedom is one's own choice and "...what's been done to you" does not shape one's own freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree with Jean-Paul because, freedom is what you do but not always what's been done to you. That's really why disagree with him...
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I believe freedom is being able to do anything that you want to do. I believe if you are trully free than no one else can do anything to you that limits your freedom. If you are truly free it won't matter what has been done to you because only you will have control of what you are capable of.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree because i dont think your freedom has anything to do with the things that have happened to you. You freedom depends on the decisins you choose to make in life.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree with the statement because our freedom has nothing to do with whats been done to you its what you choose to make it out to be.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

Someone will always have the freedom to do things, such as to think and have their own opinions. Even if your locked up you can still do things in your mind. Anyone can still have their freedom regardless what has been done to them.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I believe that there is no other power that can affect one's freedom. Other powers may make one's freedom illegal in any way, but essentially does not take it away. One may still be able to be free outside of that powers boundaries or on their own. There are consequences for breaking laws, if being free is illegal, but you can always choose to make your own decisions. What has been done to an individual cannot truly take away someone's freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree,What about the people who make wrong choices based on what happend to them? They might end up in prison. Is that freedom!?
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

There are certain situations which may hinder one from getting what they want, but there is always a choice- either keep fighting or settle for an alternate. Ultimately, it depends on who you recognize as the authorities in your life. You stick with what you have been taught growing up- up to you. Whether you stray away from what you have learned from mainstream society- also up to you. Be a Charles Manson or a Martin Luther King Jr.- it's all up to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree with Jean-Paul Sartre because I feel as though that your freedom is something you conduct, not what has been done to you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree. I think freedom is something enables you to do and say the things u want to a certain extent. of course there will always be limitations but i dont think what has been done to you has anything with one's freedom
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

Its about taking a bad situation and turning it in to something good for you. I agree because you take the little freedom that you have and run with it your own way.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

Freedom is not what you do with anything that has been done to you. The past may change your thoughts on certain things and your mind is where your freedom is. You can thin anything you like, make any choices you like. No one or nothing can ultimately control you except you.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I will not support Sartre's statement. Everyone is born with freedom, whether it be freedom of speech, freedom to write whatever you want, and freedom to do what ever we feel is necessary to do. Well rounded human beings do have the right to do whatever they feel like doing no matter what has been done to them in the past. I believe that what has happend to you in the past or what will happend to you in the future is not what depicts your freedom, ultimately it is what you do that makes you free to do what ever you want, which is freedom.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I Disagree because you can be free how ever you choose to be free. What is done to you doesn't effect your freedom in any kind of way. If you use your freedom how you want to then whatever is done to you doesn't have anything to do with it.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I disagree because you are born with freedom, no on can take it from you. No matter what has happen to person in life or what they have done in life. No one has the right to take it away, and no one can. For example if a criminal does something wrong his freedom is still not taken away, because he has freedom in prison. He has the freedom to eat if he wants to, or don’t eat. He has the freedom to sleep or not to sleep. He has the freedom to watch TV or not watch TV. Freedom is what a person chooses to do, not what has been to them.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: agree

I agree with this, because i haven't done anything in my life time to say i caused my freedom to come about. It was people before that set forth the freedom i have and that people of are country have.
Debate: Jean-Paul Sartre stated, "Freedom is what you do with what's been done to you."
Side: Disagree

I agree and disagree with this quote, but I more so disagree. Freedom is something we have faught for and earned. No one handed it to us on a silver platter; it wasnt that easy. Men and women of our country gave their lives for us to be free. We can make our own choices, say what we want to say, and do as we please all because we are free.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Jesus was a carpenter who could build things; Mohammed was a plunder and pillager who destroyed things. Advantage: Jesus.Jesus forgave people their sins; Mohammed was a vindictive pedophile who would kill those who were "infidel" and rape your children. Advantage: Jesus.Score: Jesus 2, Mohammed 0Winner: Jesus.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Jesus does seem like the guy you can smoke weed with everyday, so I guess Jesus is the winner
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Muhammad

Interesting question, why are you not burning in Hell if you have the right to exist outside of it as a sinner? The truth is that you do not have that right, time outside of Hell as a sinner is a gift from God who is showing mercy desiring that you repent and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ in His resurrection to be saved from dying forever in Hell's fire like you are dying now in your sins.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Nah man,Jesus and I be smoking weed together. .
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Whoever claimed to be Jesus and told you he will smoke weed with you was lying.Are you really that dumb to think your Creator would be a dope head trying to warp his perception of reality with drugs?
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

I'll toke to that and raise you one toke. Your move....................
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Muhammad

I am sorry - I am expressing my view via your post as I believe the possible answers to this debate are way too closed and biased and secondly - your opinion is completely wrong. Mohammad to Islam is what Jesus Christ is to Christians - and debates like this are the exact ones which make people believe religion causes conflict. As an agnostic, I completely disagree with the idea of one faith trying to compete with another. People have the right to express themselves and follow what they believe in. What you have stated about Jesus and Mohammad is from a scripture. The Bible and the Qu'ran have been left open to interpretation and I feel like this is exactly the problem why religion causes so much conflict - because people like you misinterpret a piece of information (which can be argued unreliable) Everyone should respect that many people have different beliefs and followers. Muhammed was clearly a role model to Muslims for him to have such a title instead of this "vindictive peadophile" you make him out to be. Mohammad and Jesus = equal in importance.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

I'm going to side with Jesus because he died for our sins. All Muhammad did was found a bloody religion.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Jesus died on the cross for our sins. .
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Where do you get this garbage, and why do you believe it? Oh yeah, you can't believe Jesus because according to His word you are on your way to Hell and you can't handle the truth.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Jesus is God, and Muhammed was a rapist pedophile.........................................................
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

The only thing that's valuable is identifying all life forms on Earth as the question.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Even if Jesus fighting against Muhammad Ali I still think Jesus Christ is the winner, can Muhammad Ali stopping a storm? I guess not
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

The better question would be to ask what makes you as an individual valuable, and don't settle for any answer which can be shown inadequate for proving your value as a person.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

Muhammad couldn't read or write. Thus, he hired people to recite the Holy Bible.Quran/Koran: from Arabic qur'ān ‘recitation,’ from qara'a ‘read, recite.’Thus, Jesus the Christ, who was sent for Israel only.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

The truth is that they were both charismatic scholars who had the ability to recognize that most people need direction in their lives and were able to influence ''their flock'' of ''sheeple'' to follow the crackpot gobbledygook of their incredible scriptures. I'm certain that if both these so called prophets, who were in their day no more than 'cult Icons', could see the millions of mindless morons who believe in the incoherent ramblings of their overly vivid imagine they would be flabbergasted to the point of collapsing and dying a second time. The people of the west who have long since questioned the validity of the teachings of the Bronze aged book, the Bible, are becoming secular nations. Unfortunately those followers of the Muslim faith are insufficiently intellectually developed to realize that they have devoted their lives to following a religion which was nonsense, is nonsense and will always be nonsense. Perhaps in a 100 years or so they will begin to question their book of nonsense just as Christians have questioned, in the main, and to a greater or lesser extent, rejected their book of 'well meaning' nonsense. .
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Muhammad

Another believer in the evolution fairy tale. For a person who has no clue how the first single cell sprang up to life from no life and who thinks our unbelievably complex DNA just randomly mutated, you have a lot of judgemental nerve demeaning someone else faith.Wow the faith it takes to believe that garbage is faith indeed.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Jesus Christ

You are demeaning someone else's beliefs whilst decrying people demeaning your beliefs. That is hypocritical.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Muhammad

I think you should bow down to yourself as the greatest charismatic scholar that you know, obviously you impress yourself as being smarter than that greatest men who ever lived, and even smarter than God Himself. Go kiss yourself in the mirror and say how great, smart, and good you are.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Muhammad

Ever since Muslims decided that pictures of Mohammed were bad the price of my Mohammed rookie card have gone way up.
Debate: Jesus Christ or prophet Muhammad, which one is more valuable?
Side: Muhammad

It was a joke. It is based on the concept of trading cards for sports stars. A rookie card for a sports star tends to be very valuable for hall of fame players since many people wouldn't have the rookie card of someone who hadn't accomplished anything in their hall of fame career as a rookie. Since I felt like joking I decided to pretend that Mohammad was a sports athlete with a trading card.