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Is Israel Committing Genocide In Gaza (AI Permitted)?

This debate takes up one of the most contested questions in current international discourse: whether Israel's military campaign in Gaza meets the legal definition of genocide under international law — a question that remains formally unresolved before the International Court of Justice.

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The Drawbacks Of Investing In and Owning Physical Gold Outweigh The Benefits

Pro argues physical gold is a bad investment. Con argues physical gold is a good investment.

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Jihadist violence is not a distortion of Islamic doctrine but a direct and logical expression of it.

Pro: Islamic scripture contains explicit sanction for holy war, martyrdom, and the subjugation of unbelievers, and jihadists cite these texts directly and consistently to justify their actions. Con: The vast majority of Muslims read the same texts and reject violence entirely, proving that doctrine alone cannot explain radicalization and that political grievance and social context are the decisive factors.

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Man is not good by nature.

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Laws Should Be Based On Religion

This debate is about whether a just legal system in a pluralistic society should be based on religious principles, or whether law must instead be grounded in publicly accessible, secular reasons that can be accepted by people of all faiths and none.

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Should Jihadist Nations Be Allowed To Have Nuclear Weapons?

Jihadist nations are regimes that prioritize global holy war via proxies and sharia extremism. Should they get their wish for nukes?

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Should The Military Draft Be Restarted In America?

Should America restart the military draft amid escalating global threats like Ukraine, the Middle East, and China, or does the all-volunteer force remain superior?

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Was Killing Ayatollah Khameini Good or Bad?

Pro: Net good for security/freedom. Con: Reckless escalation breeding chaos.

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Will AI Ever Be Conscious?

Some people argue AI computers could one day really feel and think as humans do inside. Others say no way, because only living brains with special parts can have real feelings—computers just pretend super well.