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Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

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Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

1) If you fall asleep while reading you don’t miss anything.2) It’s quiet.3) You can do it ANYWHERE including places with no cell service, electricity, wifi, or satellite transmission.4) It’s private, just you and the author linking minds and ideas.5) It’s free with a library card, and sometimes even without!6) There are no commercials.7) Your mother will not mind if you do.8) Books are easy to share.9) TV and movies have been around for less than 100 years. Books have been written for thousands and thousands of years. Everything you need to know is in them.10) They are so much fun to pick out!I think one reason is that TV is filled with crap. So much that's on TV at any given moment is really bad.You Learn MoreThe Medium Is The KnowledgeIt Helps Your CreativityIt Can Help You Socialize
Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

I know why you disagree. You're stupid. No creativity. Gff ssfg?
Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

If you fall asleep while reading, you don't miss anything. Unlike TV or movies where you might miss crucial plot points, when you doze off during a good book, you can always pick up where you left off.Reading offers a quiet escape from the noise of the world. It's an opportunity to find solace and focus in the peaceful realm of words.You can read a book ANYWHERE, even in remote places with no cell service, electricity, Wi-Fi, or satellite transmission. A paperback or e-reader doesn't rely on connectivity.Reading is a private experience. It's just you and the author, sharing thoughts and ideas in the theater of your mind.Many libraries offer books for free with a library card, and sometimes you can find free e-books or borrow physical copies without any cost. Knowledge and entertainment are accessible to all.Unlike TV, there are no commercials interrupting your reading experience. You're fully immersed in the narrative from start to finish.Your mother will not mind if you read; in fact, she might encourage it. Reading is a healthy and enriching pastime.Books are easy to share. You can pass them on to friends, family, or fellow book lovers, creating a community of shared stories and discussions.Books have been a source of knowledge and wisdom for thousands of years. They offer a treasure trove of human experiences, ideas, and insights that have stood the test of time.The joy of picking out a new book is unparalleled. Exploring bookstores or digital libraries to find your next adventure is a delightful experience in itself.
Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

With book you can go around the globle. In addition, reading makes you smarter, if you are not the smartest yet.
Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

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Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

The age of 33 was a crucial year in the life of Prophet Muhammad as it marked the beginning of his prophetic mission. The revelations he received during this time laid the foundation for the beliefs and practices of Islam. Despite facing opposition, the message of monotheism and the call to justice and morality continued to spread among the early converts.If you have any more specific questions or would like to know about events in Prophet Muhammad's life after the first revelation, please feel free to ask.
Debate: TV is better than Books
Side: Books

Hello,I appreciate your perspective on the impact of television versus books on society, and I find myself aligning with many of your sentiments. Your concern about the potential negative influences of television, especially on children, is valid.Indeed, books offer a unique and enriching experience that fosters imagination, expands vocabulary, and stimulates intellectual growth. The ability of books to provide answers to profound questions and offer insights into various aspects of life is a compelling reason to advocate for reading.Your observation about the potential negative influence of certain TV shows, such as the sitcom "Married...with Children," is noteworthy. Media does play a significant role in shaping perceptions, and it's crucial for us to be mindful of the content we consume, especially in the formative years of childhood.Your emphasis on the positive impact of reading on language refinement and critical thinking resonates well. Books, with their diverse characters and plots, can indeed serve as a mirror to our own lives and help us discover latent aspects of our character.I share your belief that promoting a culture of reading is essential for combating societal degradation. Encouraging individuals, especially the younger generation, to embrace the world of books can contribute to a more thoughtful and intellectually engaged society.Thank you for sharing your insightful thoughts on this matter.Best regards.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Yes, yes, yes, yes.I think we could save so much time and money just by treating Marijuana like a mixture of Cigarettes and Alcohol.You don't smoke in public places.You don't drive while under the influence.And we can tax it. I'd bet it would still be cheaper than today. It wouldn't be such a risk to transport and sell, and more people would be doing it.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

Following your arguments:1. Don't people still smoke cigarettes on the street?2. Don't people still drive drunk?(Just because you set these rules doesn't mean people will follow them.)3. Marijuana would not be cheaper than it is today. If the government had control over it they would make the price way higher than it is at street value. And this wouldn't stop drug lords, do they not have cigarettes on the black market at dirt cheap prices? Wouldn't you buy from someone growing themselves at a cheaper price to avoid a tax? How does that stimulate a business let alone the whole economy?4. The last thing we need is more people doing it. More people making it a problem for themselves, more people ending up in rehab at the governments expense. In fact I hate being around people doing it. They're so slow and stupid with their dumb eyes all squinted. I want to slap them and give them a good shake to snap out of it.Your points have got to be the typical pothead's standpoint on this issue and it's not good enough, sorry.Legalizing is not the solution.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Well, yes, people still do those things. Don't people still murder other people? Don't people still embezzle money? All this still happens, but because it is illegal, it takes place less often. Don't people still sell marijuana and don't people still smoke it? Yes, they do. It's just much more dangerous and expensive to do so because it's illegal.I believe the core of our disagreement here seems to be that we have opposing viewpoints on marijuana alone, whereas you seem to think of it as something bad; some kind of scourge of society. I don't see it that way. There has been endless debate over whether or not marijuana is harmful, and I choose to believe it's really not that bad. Either way, it should be a level-minded individual's choice to smoke marijuana, just like it's their choice if they wish to smoke cigarettes or drink alcohol, both very destructive substances, yet still legal. My core belief is that it should be the individual's choice whether to do something or not.Although there is some small chance that you are not calling me a pothead, let's get something straight; I've never smoked marijuana, I've never done any other drug, I don't drink alcohol, I don't smoke cigarettes, and to be honest, I really don't plan on doing any of the above. I've made it thus far without them, and I don't have any real reason to start now. So, because of this, I can say that I have reasoning beyond what is simply personally more convenient. The war on marijuana, not all drugs, but marijuana, sucks up so much federal, state, and local money. Couldn't this money be better spent enforcing the other laws, say, the ones that keep people under the influence off the roads? Or maybe we could put this money towards something we can all enjoy, like lowering taxes. There are just better ways to spend our money.You make good points, and I understand what you are getting at, I just wholeheartedly disagree.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

Ok that is fine, good explanations. But if they legalize weed and see how much of a problem it becomes then make it illegal again, it will only make things worse. Remember prohibition? I've never done any drugs myself, sure I've drank my share of alcohol and I'm not even of age to do so, but I'm not a drunk. And I wasn't calling you a pothead, I was saying it in general. I just feel it'll cause more problems in the long run with people becoming "addicted" to it and needing help to get off of it. And as far as it goes for medicinal purposes, marijuana does not cure anything in which many people try and use that excuse because they think it does. It is for the sole purpose of numbing the pain in cancer patients in which they can switch to other alternatives and also making patients hungry so they eat more and gain weight on their sick bodies.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

People don't use Marijuana to cure anything, just in the same way we don't use Aspirin or any other painkiller, or most medicines, to cure anything, as most medicines are used to treat the symptoms until the ailment goes away, or, if it never does, to make life a bit more bearable. Prohibition didn't work for a reason. People don't take too well to getting their freedoms taken away. Alcohol was part of the national culture. While marijuana is not part of our national culture, we would still be better off making it legal.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Eh, I think it's a huge part of our culture. But that's a debate for another day...Everything else is on point. :)
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

You know what? You're right, it really is a huge part of our culture now that I think about that statement for a second...I don't really think that's even up for debate.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

How do you know if Marijuana helps or doesn't help people in need? That's a pretty bold statement to make for everyone that's had any ailment (which there are many: migraines, insomnia, post traumatic stress disorder, PMS, etc.) that pot could help, don't you think? Where's the evidence to back this up?Pot is not physically addicting. However, caffeine, is addictive. Whether or not something is or isn't addictive shouldn't be the only criteria for determining it's safety within society. If it were, then all pain killers would be illegal in addition to coffee and tea and probably television.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Regarding your first two points, I agree, but your point is irrelevant. Yes people do break the rules, and if they do they will be punished. We have laws against playing music too loud, but because people do it anyway, should we make playing music illegal?Yes marijuana would be cheaper if legalized, you do not understand the way a black market works. Because the people growing, trafficking, and selling marijuana have to take huge risks, they make the price higher. Once legalized the price would lower. So your argument that there would be a blackmarket with cheaper prices is invalid.Really the last thing we need as a country is more people doing marijuana? I can think of far worse things. Assuming that legalizing it would significantly increase use long term, which you don't have evidence for, what is the big deal? People do not end up at rehab for marijuana. It is not addictive. If they go to rehab it is because they have addictive personalities and are using it too much because of that, not because it is addicting. People with addictive personalities can need help for anything. Out of curiosity would you have slapped Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak when they created apple while smoking marijuana. Very intelligent and successful people habitually smoke marijuana. Just because unsuccessful gravitate toward toward it, does not mean it makes you unsuccessful. As we say in statistics, correlation does not imply causation.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

1. Tobacco is _the_ most addictive substance known to man. Comparing it to cannabis in this way is a joke.2. The numbers for marijuana related auto deaths compared to alcohol are laughable. Keep in mind many people also drive while on vicoden, anti-depressents, etc. The lesson here is don't drive if your fucked up (on anything).3. Pfffffff. Arguing that the government would regulate it in a way that would increase the price is ridiculous. If I could buy a 'pack' of marijuana cigarettes for the same price as tobacco, even while tobacco is heavily taxed, that would be awesome and very very cheap. Have you heard the numbers that the government has been considering? I've heard $50 a plant for growing - a single plant can procure about 6 grand worth of medicine. It's still going to be cheap.4. Just because you don't like it or how it effects other people gives you no right to make choices for others. Just like just because I don't like drinking doesn't mean I think everyone should be banned from drinking.Even if you think Legalizing is not the solution - the war on drugs is also NOT the solution. A good solution might be to change the war on drugs to be the war on addiction, and then also legalize pot.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

One question, why do people have to do it in the first place? Are they that bored with their lives they need an extra boost to make them feel something? If people didn't do the drugs in the first place, that would be the solution, not legalizing or keeping it illegal. But I guess people are just dumb, that's all. If pot wasn't addictive, as most people claim, they can just stop doing it right?
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

We do it because we enjoy it. The same applies to watching tv, exercise, drinking tea, etc. We don't have to do it and often go long periods of time without smoking it.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

Great argument Burke! ````````````````````````````````````````
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Please explain to me why that is such a great argument.............
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

Don't you know a good argument when you see one even if it doesn't agree with your point of view?
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Sure, I'm just wanting to know WHY. It's a simple question. What, specifically, made it a good one?
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

Simply put, Burke made good points on all sides and he's right about almost everything he's written.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

You shouldn't be in this debate if you know nothing about the subject.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Very well put. Excellent work. You have tackled the debate from many different angles and have covered a lot of ground from many different perspectives. Hopefully this educates a large number of individuals.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

I know there is no point in complaining about down votes, but I just want to remind everyone especially the people who just down voted me that you are not supposed to do down vote arguments you disagree with. You are supposed to down vote arguments that are off topic or have shoddy logic. Whether not you agree with what I said, I don't think you can really say it is illogical or unsubstantiated by evidence. And if you do down vote, at least do me the courtesy of rebutting my argument.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Very well put up argument.Great job.Can you plz give evidence of any one such incident where the alchol or tobacco companies used dirty tricks to stop drugs from becoming legal?
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: Continue the war on drugs

you are a fuckin genious, you should get a nobile prize for writing this, man oh man. especially i liked the part where you say marijuana is not dangerous, its like saying driving a tank in the middle of the street while you are drunk and there are little kinds around you, is not dangerous. man, you are a fuckin genius. NOT DAngerOus, rlmao, my ass is not dangerous, marijuana is. it is weapon, a drug, it is like a bullet, uncontrolable.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Yeah it's exactly like driving a tank down the street while you are drunk and there are kids around you. Except for the fact that it doesn't harm yourself or anyone else. Instead of using inane analogies, how about you tell me specifically how marijuana is dangerous and I will explain to you why you are wrong. If you want to be taken seriously in a debate, don't say abstract and ridiculous things like marijuana is a weapon and like a bullet. If marijuana is so dangerous as you seem to think it is tell me how.
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Ok, let me educate you peple, and set the facts straight on Cannabis.1st, Cannabis is probably the safest drug known to man, we have a endocannabinoid system designed to handle the substance. - http://www.briancbennett.com/charts/death/cannabis.htm2nd, medically speaking it is one of the safest and most effective medications for the widest variety diseases known. - http://scientificfactsofpot.com/studies.htm3rd, more people die from the war on drugs than they die from the pot itself, i need no citation here if you believe that this plant has killed more than the cartels, (a result of this underground black market that formed to fill the demand for cannabis) and this war on drugs has, then then you're beyond help.4th, the government understands that there are no negative effects of pot use, otherwise they'd be all over it parading the facts on their asinine antidrug commercials.5th, as far as the commercials go they're run by the NIDA (national institute on drug abuse) which is able to run such a heavy ad campaign because of contributions from the alcohol and tobacco industry.. - http://www.csdp.org/publicservice/obstruction.htm6th, In a recent study it was shown that cannabis actually DISCOURAGES harder drug use. - (simple version) http://www.csdp.org/publicservice/medicalmj08.htm#note1- (for the scientifically inclined) http://www.harmreductionjournal.com/content/4/1/167th, cannabis prohibition was created as a way to arrest jazz musicians and mexican immigrants taking american jobs - even the history channel knows this, just look at their doc on it8th, we're alienating our kids and workers, creating a network of fear through these ineffective drug tests - http://www.csdp.org/publicservice/drugtest.htm9th, the tax revenue from legalization is estimated to be in the billions - http://economics.about.com/od/incometaxestaxcuts/a/legalize_pot.htm10th, through legalization we'd be restoring the fundamental RIGHT of people to do as they please with their bodies. The government has no say in what someone should do with their body as long as it's not infringing on anyone else's rights.as far as driving high goes - http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/7/ Dr...igh-339007.html
Debate: U.S. should put an end to war on drugs, legalize pot?
Side: End the war on drugs, legalize

Popular sovreignity is the cornerstone of democracy. Purely on the grounds of this, the overwhelming public support for the legalisation of marijuana, should it be legalised. A question of legality should be totally devoid of any of the the potential benefits or problems since our political system is not based upon paternal justifications.This aside, the overwhelming benefits to society is enough even for a clearly paternal government to legalise. Even though these have already been stated, I will reiterate: the economic savings of such legalisation alongside the proven fall in consumption (note statistics from Portugal's decriminalisation) provides a clear justification if this government did have our best interests at heart.