Make Debate Great Again!
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Not sure that a Lincoln-Douglas type of debate would work in todays world.
President Trump would just go off on unrelated tangents and ignore the actual thing he was supposed to debate about. President Biden would go off on unrelated tangents because he forgot what he was supposed to debate about.
Anyway, I though this quote was (unintentionally?) funny
Last time around, Biden and Trump just yelled over one another, and the highlight of the VP debates was a fly landing on Mike Pence’s head.
Surely we can do better. But how?
There’s only one person we want to answer that question: Free Press contributor James Fishback. He runs a high school debate leagueThis newspaper thinks that is absolute best person the to answer this question? (I am not saying he is not qualified, but I am sure that there are other presidential scholars equally as well qualified.)
@taiwan_girl said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Not sure that a Lincoln-Douglas type of debate would work in todays world.
President Trump would just go off on unrelated tangents and ignore the actual thing he was supposed to debate about. President Biden would go off on unrelated tangents because he forgot what he was supposed to debate about.
Anyway, I though this quote was (unintentionally?) funny
Last time around, Biden and Trump just yelled over one another, and the highlight of the VP debates was a fly landing on Mike Pence’s head.
Surely we can do better. But how?
There’s only one person we want to answer that question: Free Press contributor James Fishback. He runs a high school debate leagueThis newspaper thinks that is absolute best person the to answer this question? (I am not saying he is not qualified, but I am sure that there are other presidential scholars equally as well qualified.)
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To summarise: One Free Press writer suggests the only man who can do this is another Free Press writer, who then quotes him in his own Free Press article.
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@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Okay, how many folks do you know that promote and run debating societies?
What’s the relevance?
Unless one has a kid who is actively involved in school debate competitions, who pays attention to “debate societies”?
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@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Okay, how many folks do you know that promote and run debating societies?
What’s the relevance?
Unless one has a kid who is actively involved in school debate competitions, who pays attention to “debate societies”?
@Axtremus said in Make Debate Great Again!:
@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Okay, how many folks do you know that promote and run debating societies?
What’s the relevance?
Unless one has a kid who is actively involved in school debate competitions, who pays attention to “debate societies”?
Guys who organize, standardize, and run debates.
Isn't that what we are talking about? A presidential debate?
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@taiwan_girl said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Not sure that a Lincoln-Douglas type of debate would work in todays world.
President Trump would just go off on unrelated tangents and ignore the actual thing he was supposed to debate about. President Biden would go off on unrelated tangents because he forgot what he was supposed to debate about.
Anyway, I though this quote was (unintentionally?) funny
Last time around, Biden and Trump just yelled over one another, and the highlight of the VP debates was a fly landing on Mike Pence’s head.
Surely we can do better. But how?
There’s only one person we want to answer that question: Free Press contributor James Fishback. He runs a high school debate leagueThis newspaper thinks that is absolute best person the to answer this question? (I am not saying he is not qualified, but I am sure that there are other presidential scholars equally as well qualified.)
@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
@taiwan_girl said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Not sure that a Lincoln-Douglas type of debate would work in todays world.
President Trump would just go off on unrelated tangents and ignore the actual thing he was supposed to debate about. President Biden would go off on unrelated tangents because he forgot what he was supposed to debate about.
Anyway, I though this quote was (unintentionally?) funny
Last time around, Biden and Trump just yelled over one another, and the highlight of the VP debates was a fly landing on Mike Pence’s head.
Surely we can do better. But how?
There’s only one person we want to answer that question: Free Press contributor James Fishback. He runs a high school debate leagueThis newspaper thinks that is absolute best person the to answer this question? (I am not saying he is not qualified, but I am sure that there are other presidential scholars equally as well qualified.)
Again, I think this is a situation about the subtle of the English language. Why didnt they go and ask the head of the National Speech and Debate Association? (www.speechanddebate.org) I am sure that person is quite qualified to answer and provide input. So, for me, there is not ONLY one person to ask on this. I would have said something like: "We asked so and so, because he is well qualified to provide input on this because he started and run the ......"
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@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Okay, how many folks do you know that promote and run debating societies?
18 people. 19 if you include that guy from the Free Press.
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@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
You people would critique an orgasm rather than just enjoying it.
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@Jolly said in Make Debate Great Again!:
Jesus Christ on a crutch. You people would critique an orgasm rather than just enjoying it.
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Just trying to understand the english language. LOL