Ultracrepidarian
Pro establishes a teleological framework, and this framework is not disputed by Con.

Pro's arguments sufficiently uphold their teleological framework by establishing that Somaliland fits all four criterion of the Montevideo standard. (Permanent population, defined territory, functioning government, foreign relations) None of these pillar are taken down by or even attacked by Con during the debate. Con even says he has no rebuttals against them. Thus, Pro's case upholds their burden of proof and wins the debate.

Additionally, Con effectively drops the entirety of the debate in the last round, solidifying Pro's victory, even if we were to weigh this debate under the framework of utilitarianism, which seems to be what Con was using. The only utilitarian arguments left standing at the end of the debate were that made by Pro in their constructive. (Security and economy)

Ultracrepidarian
Thank you everyone for the feedback.

America can be defined as both continents, but another completely valid and used definition is just the United States, and I feel I made it fairly clear which one I was referring to. While it is appreciated, I do not think I deserve the vote.
Ultracrepidarian
I cited studies for evidence to prove the points that I wrote. Your argument came back 95%+ AI on several different detectors. You seriously don't see the difference?