azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: wait..., what? No!!!

I don't think so especially inside a restaurant. There are children inside the place that are going to be asking too many questions on what they see.
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: wait..., what? No!!!

So, children shouldn't learn about brest feeding?
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: wait..., what? No!!!

It was hard o pick a side because I wouldn't react as "Wait...., what? No!!" but I wouldn't say it was perfectly normal either. Personally I wouldn't do it in public and sometimes when I see it happening I feel a bit embarrassed for the mother, I have nothing against it but I wouldn"t go there..
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: Perfectly normal

I'm nonplussed that you're a woman saying that breastfeeding in public isn't perfectly normal. And what's the difference between "normal" and "perfectly normal"? And what is it about a nursing mother that you find embarrassing? Have you explored where this un-ease might originate from?My father believed that nursing women were demeaning themselves. Gawd knows where he picked up such a depraved idea; otherwise, he showed no small degree of intelligence--I swear. Fortunately, it was easy for me to see for myself how utterly wrong he was. From the get-go, I was always filled with awe whenever I encountered a nursing mother--of whatever species, including my own. The sight of an infant being held in its mother's arms and nourished in the most natural way possible has always evoked in me a sense of peace, tranquility and love. Thus, not only is it OK to breastfeed in public, I want to see more of it to offset in some small way the stuff that should offend us to the very essence of our being...............................like the act of war--the wholesale slaughter of human beings and other living things that happen to get caught up in man's thirst of blood for nefarious objectives. Yet, people will throng to movies to see it depicted in inglorious, gory detail; will passively watch it on TV; and will encourage sons and daughters to participate in it.As a species, our value system is demonstrably SKEWED beyond the point of redemption..................alas.
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: wait..., what? No!!!

Why don't you take a break from trying to psychologically over analyse everyone who disagrees with you. It's completely arrogant and just annoying as you don't know me at all. Even though I know nothing about you, you sound like someone who would breastfeed their child until they were a teen. But let me guess that sounds perfectly normal, oh sorry I mean normal to you as well. All I said was I find it awkward talking to someone breastfeeding and I wouldn't do it in public unless I had too.
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: wait..., what? No!!!

Well looks like we found the issue here. You have daddy issues. I mean, how does someone even began to argue that not watching people breast feed causes war?
Debate: Is it OK to breastfeed in public?
Side: Perfectly normal

it is perfectly normal to breast feed your baby you make the breast milk throughout your pregnancy what is not naturel about it?????
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

It's mainly about the reasons, though.In general, as to the action itself, I find nothing wrong if anyone wants to end his miserably short existence sooner than it otherwise would.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

The manner in which someone goes should be considered. If a person leaves a message blaming some friend or family member, or if the person kills their self in front of a child, this is undoubtedly immoral, but not because of the act itself.There are situations we can imagine wherein no one really blames the person who commits suicide. These are usually situation where loved ones are either not hurt, or are helped more than they are harmed. These situations are less common.The most common situation doesn't involve people actually wanting to die, but rather people who just want their suffering to stop, but see no way that it will. To the extent that they are irrational and cause harm to others, this would be considered immoral. However, another way to look at there situation is as a disease. The crippling depression caused the suicide is a disease that overtook them. In this case dying from suicide is as moral as dying from cancer. This last outlook tends to help people currently struggling with depression as well as the family of those left behind. And since those who have committed suicide are no longer in the realm of moral consideration, this may be the best practical position.So is suicide morally right? Like most things, it depends on the context in which it occurs. Whether it is actually true or not, it is at least practical to consider suicide to no be immoral.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

I see nothing wrong with ending your life. It is YOUR life. Although I wouldn't recommend it, I think it's nobody's business.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

hello,Yes, you're right. it should be completely up to you and its nobody's business but that doesn't make it morally correct.bye =)
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

What makes it immoral? The bible? It is only immoral if this whole life thing is a test by some supreme deity. And it would be incredibly cruel of this deity to subject a person to a life of torture and depression and expect this person to endure it until by some chance it ends unexpectedly for no particular reason.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

okay so basically remember that morals are very objective meaning my morals can be different from yours and although i agree that it should be morally correct it is not because that's just the way i was raised and the way people around me behave. i dont believe in God or anything the bible says i just think that, at least in my experience, suicide is not morally correct.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

I believe you meant subjective because they differ from person to person. If there is no objective morality, then we each create our own. So if you are basing what is moral and immoral on what the people around you say, can your morality change? If the whole of society said that they believed suicide was okay, would you change your mind?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

It depends. A person who is beyond help and suffering SHOULD have the moral right to end his/her own suffering. I believe most social morals would agree with that. Religious morals likely wouldn't. Believing that only a "god" has the right to stop you from suffering, or has the right to force you TO suffer as long as it wishes, is, in my opinion, cruel and unusual punishment, and , in a word, immoral.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

Hello Al:In my state, I have the right to end my life for the very reasons you explained.. I cannot envision the state REQUIRING me to suffer and REQUIRING my family to PAY for it.. excon
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

Now what state is it you exist in excon ? Remember you need to be consistent LMMFAO !
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

http://app.leg.wa.gov/rcw/default.aspx?cite=43.70.442 What does this say excon ?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Hello o:What does this say??https://www.deathwithdignity.org/learn/death-with-dignity-acts/ excon
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

Does it refer to your state ? What state is that you reside in ?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Hello o:They're LISTED... I live in one of them.. excon
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

Your family needs to pay for your suffering when healthcare is in place ? Obamacare is not working is that right ?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

In your state you don't have healthcare coverage ? Healthcare coverage would require you to suffer ?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

I totally agree. Most religions do not. Health care should be a RIGHT for the people. As it is, Big Pharma and many others seem to feel, if you can't afford to pay, we are not morally responsible to save you. THAT makes health care a privilege of the privileged. Not MY idea of morality.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

LMMFAO Crazy Al says healthcare is a privilege of the privileged ? Spun out as usual there Al !
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Health care is not a right, it is a way to get more votes. Notice the politicians who support free health care also support free immigration. This means the immigrants will get more health care, and vote for people who support them through health care. If you want to see the real reason for anything, look towards the money (or power). These politicians really do not care about your life.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

We expect our government to protect the people of this country from all enemies. We pay taxes to finance that. Illnesses are enemies of the people. We pay taxes (and heavy prices for drugs, etc.), to fight these things. Bankruptcy is also an enemy of the people if it is caused by an entity beyond a persons control, like fraud OR an illness or accident. We expect our government to protect U.S. OR prevent the fraud from happening, the same should be expected against the other causes. Health care for profit, when it is exorbitant, for extreme profit, is another form of fraud. We have the RIGHT to expect our government to protect U.S. from ANY danger, to keep U.S. safe! Follow the money?? A HUGE amount of the tax money we spend on "research" goes into the ridiculous salaries, bonuses, severance payouts and "perks" of CEO's and other upper managers! They deserve some of that, but not so much that it takes away from the health care of the American people! I travelled all over the world, I was injured on 9/11 in Spain and required stitches. The cost, with their "socialized medicine ... because I was not a citizen, was $35 for a shot and stitches at a hospital. Here it would have been hundreds$! Our American meds sell overseas for a fraction of what WE pay even after WE spend the money for research! Follow the money? I agree! Too much of it goes into yachts, Bentleys, and mansions! I don't have your outlook on Americans who run for office. Some ARE scumbags, many really care about America. Its time to weed out the ones who don't, and get our moneys worth for the PEOPLE! Good health care is important to U.S. ALL, it should not only be affordable for those who CAN afford it, that should be an American RIGHT ... as it is in 35 other countries that have better than WE do!
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

Consider also, if a health care system is set up that will bleed every penny from your family and, maybe even cut off your insurance when you become "to expensive" to cover, or too much of a risk to cover, Are THEY immoral? Aren't THEY allowing you to die when you could be saved ... for a profit? In that case it's okay to let you suffer, but NOT okay to let you save some money for your family to survive on?? Obviously, THEY need the money, THEY are "god", They let you die ... you cannot!
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Crazy Al if only the government ran healthcare then you would not have anything to complain about ! Politicians who have no expertise in the health industry at all so why do you need them making decisions for all Americans !
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

SUICIDE IS 100% MORALLY RIGHT. I say this with an extensive knowledge of being around people with insurmountable odds. There are people in this world who are suffering in the most indescribable ways. Hunger, torture, rape, disease, cancer, paralysis, psychological pain and etc. Who are we to say that someone can't end their life. Today in America we're arguing for so many personal freedoms however minuscule they might be; but why should we exclude this freedom? Because we don't like talking about it? Because it's not 'politically correct'? Because we're not the perfect utopian society that we're brainwashed into believing? If our government acknowledged the right of taking your own life, suicide would be much cleaner and less disruptive. There is no argument against suicide. Why should you let someone suffer day after day, second after second because you don't believe suicide is not morally right?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

well you see suh i drank me sum bleach suh and i felt pretty good suh
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

It is a person's own body and life and as sad as it is, it is their right to do as they wish.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Anyone seriously contemplating suicide will be in a dark narrow tunnel where only total despair is present and all logical reason is absent.The question of whether such an action is morally correct and what the consequences may be for everyone around them doesn't enter their head.It is therefore most difficult, if not impossible for others to judge those who are feeling suicidal as they will never be able to understand the unbearable mental and/or physical pain the victim is suffering.Anyone intending to commit suicide should be made see that there is a way out of their seemingly insurmountable dilemma and that the ''sun will also rise'' on the other side of their moment of darkness.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

You're either living a great life or have been watching too much tv. 'The sun will also rise' are you kidding me, this isn't a movie, this is life, and for many life is nothing but a long, drawn out, time of suffering and hurt. If suicide is the only way to end that suffering, why shouldn't it be right?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Committing suicide will cause emotional distress to your friends and family, which obviously isn't a good thing. On the other hand, the person who wants to commit suicide is already in emotional distress and it's selfish for their friends and family to expect them to endure it. I think it really comes down to individual circumstances. If the person has little to no chance of recovery, such as someone suffering from a serious incurable ailment that is making their life unbearable, then if their family and friends truly loved them, they would support their decision to end their life. If it's just normal depression that could be helped by counseling or medication, then the person should make a strong effort to push through it for the sake of their family and friends. I was suicidal from my early teens all the way until I was 25, but I made it through, barely. I've very rarely felt depressed since then, and that was 20 years ago, so there is a light at the end of the tunnel for many people.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

We lived somewhat parallel lives in our 20's. I can't say that I was even close to suicide, but I was physically and mentally unable to work for several months. (Shakes and unable to concentrate), I never let that happen again. It is just as painful as a physical injury.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

So through your entire convoluted reply what did you really say ?
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

Suicides are not morally right, because suicide may or may not end the suffering of the victim (heaven/ hell , or just nonexistence), but it causes the suffering of their families and may leave the families wit a wound that will never heal.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

What you're saying is selfish and egotistical. Until we realize that life isn't this special, purpose-filled dream that we fill our heads with we are not going to get anywhere. If one wants to end their life because of the suffering that one endures they should have the option of doing that. Death is inevitable, it's going to come eventually and families are undoubtedly going to suffer; so why should one more person have to suffer? Suicide should be a right that every human being should have.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

I watched several friends and relatives suffer 'til death. My mother, most recently. When people suffer few of their relatives or friends watch it without relief when it stops. I think, in most suffering cases, the "wound" only gets worse if you have to watch suffering.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

The problem with most suicides is that the root cause can usually be treated. From a utilitarianistic perspective, it would be best to seek treatment to avoid having to put pain on everyone around. Often, when someone commits suicide, others feel responsible when they aren't. I've personally seen many people escape suicide simply by becoming more aware of the vast amount of opportunity in contrast to the few forces driving them towards suicide.
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

hello,so i dont find it morally correct, i have never heard of a person who has thought of it as a morally correct, however, i believe that it is your right to decide what you want to do with your body and yourself. Its illegal to kill yourself, or even attempt it. Theres a lot of things that apply to that law, if you want to discuss youre welcome to hmu but point being its not morally correct.=)
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: yes

so i dont find it morally correctwhy do you say so? explain..
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

so basically like i explained before, morals are very objective, my morals can be different from everyone else's and although i feel it should be morally acceptable i believe that everyone has made it more taboo and it doesn't allow dialogue, which could make it both morally and sociably acceptable, after all it is your body and it should be your decision. But something inside me says it's wrong and it doesn't have to do with religion or anything
Debate: Are suicides morally right?
Side: no

I do not believe that suicide is right. No one should ever end their life for anything going on in this world. We all suffer and ending your life is the coward's way out. I don't care if you think it's okay for someone to end their life. I see people saying "oh it's okay. It's their life and they can choose." If so you obviously have never had someone tell you that they are thinking about ending their life. If someone does tell you are you going to tell them that it is okay? What if it's your best friend? Just think about that before you say it's okay or whatever. No one should ever commit suicide.