azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

Right now there is almost a tax on everything. If it wasn't for the Bush Tax cuts we would be worse off now. There will be tens of thousands more business's that will fail when they let the tax cuts expire. It will add the extra 5% to corporate tax which that 5% companies are barely clinging to on as a profit. I highly disagree with and hear it a lot that the 5% cut did nothing but help the wealthy even more. 75% of all corporations have less than 500 employees and 5% is a big deal when you are talking about a company making it. Do you own your own business? I do I have 4 employees and I use to have 10 but I had to let them go because overall revenue is down. Try to open a business the cost are staggering and the risk of failure are high. When the tax burden is lightened business feels confident and then goes and hires more employees when they feel they are being squeezed they cut jobs it's really simple.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: Not yet

"Right now there is almost a tax on everything."That's an exaggeration."If it wasn't for the Bush Tax cuts we would be worse off now."There's absolutely ZERO evidence of this. All the Bush Tax cuts did was deprive the govt. of trillions of dollars in revenue that it would have gotten had the tax cuts, which went mostly to the rich BTW, weren't enacted."There will be tens of thousands more business's that will fail when they let the tax cuts expire."This is fear-mongering. At "worst", the tax rates would go back to what they were under Clinton, when we had the longest post-war economic expansion in history."When the tax burden is lightened business feels confident and then goes and hires more employees when they feel they are being squeezed they cut jobs it's really simple.""Trickle down" voodoo economics has been a complete & utter failure the two times that it's been tried now, when either party was in control of Congress.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

I would just like to know what great feat of peace did Obama do? Did he stop a world war or did he stop world hunger? Not saying Obama is a bad guy i just do not know what he did to earn this award.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

So Ronald Reagan tears down the Berlin wall and frees millions of communist slaves and he doesn't even get a wink at the Nobel Prize. But only 11 days into Obama term they have deemed him to receive the Nobel Prize. It's comes off a little suspicious.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: yes

What??? Ronald Reagan DID NOT tear down the Berlin Wall! Gorbachev did. Reagan was just one of many leaders around the world who WANTED that wall torn down. We, as Americans, like to think WE solve all the worlds freakin problems. If you go to any other country... ANY ONE, the citizens will tell you that THERE country is the most powerful, influential country on earth. I wouldnt be suprised if people thought Gunter Schabowski is responsibe for the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: yes

But Reagan and his diplomacy with Gorbachev they had a great relationship and he was hugely influential with the tear down.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: yes

True. But now that we've cleared that up, don't you think Gorbachev would deserve the Nobel Prize more than Reagan? Gorbachev is the one who made the ultimate decision. He's the one that took all the crap from opposing countries for his decision.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: yes

Well than yes so Gorbachev did all of that and tore down the so called wall of hate and he never got the Nobel Prize and should have since Obama got one, maybe because the Nobel prize people are biased towards capitalist like Gorbachev is.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

It's kind of ironic that it came only days after the whole SnL skit of Nothing.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: Not yet

What does SNL have anything to do with the Nobel Prizes??
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

It was the timing and the irony of it after they did the skit if you have not seen it quite funny.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

I haven't seen anything that he did that is worth the nobel peace prize. nothing.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

The entry for the award was 10 days after Obama began his term. I'm pretty sure he didn't do anything that great in a week and a half.
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

no all he has done is speak! boring, i mean really it doesn't take a genius to open their mouth and say some words
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

Well...Obama did work to help the Americans. However,in this short time ,I don't think he deserved to win...There is even more people who did worked and deserved to have a prize,but they didn't!!So where is the point of letting Obama to win this Nobel Peace Prize?Did he do anything that make the world peace??Definitely No!!He made the world even worst!! What he did was to let wars going on, more and more people died because of those dumb wars!!!
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

No.because if i compare him to Dr. Manmohan Singh who has also won Nobel price for Peace then Obama is not the right person to get this. U can compare both the personalities !!
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: No

No human being should win any prize while fighting any war!!!!!!!!!
Debate: Obama Wins Nobel Peace Prize... Do you think he deserved to win?
Side: Not yet

Obama is undertaking an objective to end the U.S.'s involvement in the horrendous Iraq War. He has also smoothed relations with Russia, and he is working to smooth relations with Iran as well through direct talks.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

It went world wide today. With in a month it went nationwide. There are thousands of protestors and 10 to hundreds of people occupying though out weekdays in every city. For every protestor there is at least one other that won't or can't protest for some reason and the size of meetings are growing. People have been disenfranchised for too long, their taking back their government. If this stops, it means problems went away. Till then, it will continue to grow.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Rome, Brussels, Tokyo, Sydney, Berlin in cities in Sweden, Finland, Hungary, Belgium, Norway and Greece.This is now a truly grobal movement.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

I certainly hope so. I just finished cleaning my guns and my finger is starting to itch ;)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

you make a great argument about how awfull people are. we have thousands of communistic leiberals sending death threaths to anyone they disagree with. but will the meidia tell you any of this? nooo they would rather tall you about how racist a black man is because he voted against a bill.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Those bastards ;-)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Absolutely. It has all the makings of a revolution. It's got passion, a really fucking good cause and support. It's only gonna get bigger.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

You know, I could say the same thing about the Tea Party.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

The Tea Party may have a "good cause" - personally, I don't think they do, but hey - but their supporters are violent, mean-spirited people, and their means of getting what they want are outdated and barbaric.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

but their supporters are violent, mean-spirited people, and their means of getting what they want are outdated and barbaric.According to what you posted above about revolutions, this wouldn't mean it's not a revolution.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

how can you say that about the tea party when its the lieberals who send death threats to any polotition who decides not to tax the rich and hand out free money to all the lazy dumbasses
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

The major revolutions in the past started the same way Occupy Wall Street did. The only difference, is that today, we have technology, and communication. More people are informed. My teacher tells me, "The government's greatest weakness is an informed public." The government's corruption is being exposed. You can't necessarily say that you enjoy this economic struggle we're going through right now. This uneven distribution of wealth is very ridiculous, and people are out there because they want to make change. It's better than doing nothing and sitting at home criticizing at people who are trying. We are the people. The government's duty is to make sure our rights are being protected, according to John Locke's Social Contract Theory. If there's something we don't like that the government's doing that's threatening those rights of ours, then we, the people, have the absolute power to throw out this corrupted government and issue one that actually does make us all happy. Therefore, Occupy Wall street is not only the start of another major revolution in America- the revolution's already begun. And also, the real idiots are the ones who sit and do NOTHING.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Thats a deeply admirable post, keep um coming, like the vid also, have you have ckecked out Immortal Technique he's very much in the smae vein of Lupe Fiasco.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Thanks Gary, I've participated in a bunch of workshops pertaining to this whole conflict. Especially from a high schooler pov, this stuff gets my attention! Yes, I'll check him out, glad you liked the vid too!
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

It could be... depends on how the next few months play out.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

This says it all really:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-9jeBKej48&feature=related
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Yes wall street people is what help pay for the taxes for the government. I believe that the taxes they pay help us build roads and everything else.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

It went nationwide within a month then global shortly after :P they wont be able to quiet this down now
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Definetely. The protesting idea is spreading through out many cities. It looks like they are winning. Everyone is supporting them in one way or another
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Well actually, they are NOT winning. Its going to be winter soon, by then they will have to take crap from the government because the government wants to keep us united. I know that in some cases, that it's the governments fault in the first place, but most of these people don't even know about what they are protesting against! I am sick of having to hear all this stupid propaganda about these OW people who came out of no where. Well just as they came out of no where, they will disappear, as if none of this ever occured.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

"Well actually, they are NOT winning. "Their mere presence is achieving more than you know"by then they will have to take crap from the government because the government wants to keep us united."Yes the government are the good guys, we should all just be obedient and let them sort it out;-)"I know that in some cases, that it's the governments fault in the first place, but most of these people don't even know about what they are protesting against! "Nope, they have no idea what they're doing, you however have all the answers."Well just as they came out of no where, they will disappear, as if none of this ever occured."Thats the spirit:-/
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Those people are protesting because they don't have anything better to do..., like get a job! ;)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Most of them do. Its odd how that has became a counter slogan when its incredibly inaccurate.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

I saw one who said he quit his job to protest! Hahahahaha!
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

And you seriosuly think your media is covering this thigns fairly? Their like you there going out searching for idiots, of loafers, or people looking for hand outs so that they can shove a microphone into his face and use him to characterise the movement, you really think your corporate controlled media is presenting you with an accurate depiction of the unfolding events cause if you do your even more guillibe than i thought.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Holy crap! This is bigger than I thought.... they've got Roseanne Barr!
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Unlike the Tea Party revolution most of these people don't know what the hell they are protesting for. The protesters are socialists who would rather protest then get a life and a job. This country is turning into a battleground between socialists and the tea party.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

I wouldn't be so quick to make such sweeping generalizations. We have a lot of pragmatic and intelligent people here than know exactley whats going on, and what they want to fix.  I encourage you to be perceptive of what the media is doing here. There is no political dichotomy to it's bias. It reveals only the information a crooked government wants us to see. Otherwise intelligent people like you or myself form reasonable assumptions based on the information that is available to us. Right now, that information is about OWS being a purely leftist movement. As it only shows lefties from new York.This marginalizes the movement and to weakens our support from the peripheral right. It shows the few that don't know whats going on. Or the radical hippies. Rather than the full body/ average protestor.Would you have been given more information, you would of presented an equally as reasonable argument in favor of the movement.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

the problem with your suggestion is that there is nothing positive to say in favor of the movement, all they can think to do is avoid the topic, discredit people that dont agree with them, (ex: their a racist, they raped someone, they hate america etc) and they never try to actually solve the problem by working together
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Your yet again falling prey to the same mechanism that was illuminated for you in the previous post .
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

I occupy Grand Rapids on Saturdays. Perhaps because Grand Rapids is much smaller in scale compared to New York but 90% of the occupiers are employed and/or in College. The 10% without a job are either parents or looking for a job. I think its unfair for you to make such claims.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

I just don't see how occupying anything will get anyone a job. What we need to do is vote every incumbent out of office and take our government and our country back.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

No... they're nothing more than a bunch of wannabe hippies... they're not organized, they have no leaders, they don't even know what they're message is. They just want government to take care of them so they don't have to work. This is little more than an excuse to hang out in the park, play their drums and smoke pot... as soon as the weather turns they'll be gone and forgotten.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

If i was him i would have said any government that can afford to pay for wars in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya, can afford to run over 1,000 military bases around the world, and overall invest $663.8 billion into the military every year can afford to pay my tuition fees.You know i had my undergraduate tuition fees paid by the government, and its a very good thing, im not saying it doesn't have flaws but it definitely gives lots of people who are intelligent enough to succeed in academia but would otherwise end up in a much worse position not beffitting of their ability.Free education is one of our most prized assessents and played a massive part in our boom as we had a well educated workforce and very low wages, and thus attracted massive FDI.Personally i think free healthcare and education should be a staple part of any developed secular soceity, and the money you spend killing poor people every year could pay for it tens times over, and then some.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

The Tea Party people are better organized and can probably take care of these hippies before tea time ;)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

They better clear them out before they start forming their drum circles... once they do that, they're very hard to get rid of.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Ya these upstarts protesting for more rights, who do they think they are, i mean an ordinary amercan can have his house snatched off him but the bankers just get balied out, wait is that capitalism? I thought in capitalism if you fail, you fail, could that be one of the things these people are annoyed about?But ya we should beat these idiot to a pulp for excercising their democratic right like many of the police have been doing, the cheek of them protesting. I mean what in the hell was ever achieved by protesting, and asking question of corrupt power structures, these fools, when will they learn, the best course of action is always keeping your mouth shout and being an obedient little drone.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

You're right! Bailing out the banks isn't capitalism and shouldn't have happened. They should have been allowed to fail! As for people loosing their homes... that shouldn't have happened either because they shouldn't have had those homes in the first place. The government shouldn't have forced the banks to make the risky loans to people who couldn't afford them. (of course I'm still wondering where all these foreclosed homes are? I live in Ohio, one of the states harder hit, but I haven't seen any.)Why are you so concerned about America anyway? Europe is way worse off... if you feel so strongly about it why don't you head on down to Rome and smash some windows?
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Hellno2012 you are so right............. I think I love you=)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

Have you got any love for me.........................................................?????????????????????????
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Garry77777, you're too serious and focused.Hey, I'm wearing my T-Shirt.... R u? ;)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

No i didn't bother taking one, even though ive spent so much time on this site over the few months since i joined that i probably should have cause it could in all seriousness be considered a part of my life at this stage.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

You spend so much time on this site that this is how I picture you:http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y37/flip_/Blogger%20pics/laptop-pooper2.jpg ;)
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

Really, so you've based your opinion on an interview with some uneducated kid who was made to look stupid in order to denigrate and defame the entire movement. Please man, can you not recognise the level of inequality and injustice inside your own country, these movements don't coem out of nothing, they come from justifiable grievances. Here please wathc the following video, its an interview with one your best writers and journalists Chris Hedges:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-SKw2j3XOY0
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: No

I didn't base my opinion on that one video. Your debate is Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america? Not about the level of inequality and injustice inside America... I gave you my opinion based on the question... no, these idiots will not start a major revolution in American. The protester in the video is representative of the majority of these clowns.
Debate: Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?
Side: yes

"I didn't base my opinion on that one video."You gave me the opposite impression. "Your debate is Occupy Wallstreet, could this be the start of a major revolution in america?"Really because its already starting to spread around to the rest of the country."Not about the level of inequality and injustice inside America"Im letting you know the reasons why these people are proesting, there not all freash faced kids looking for college tuition, in fact i can gaurantee you that guy is in the minority."... I gave you my opinion based on the question"Fair enough you don't think it'll spread i hear, but you're clearly not interested in the underlying reasons behind how it got started, or the root causes."these idiots will not start a major revolution in American"Never say never."The protester in the video is representative of the majority of these clowns"No i can assure you he isn't and fact that you think that says a lot about you me friend.