Sports Debate Topics — page 2

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• Oh, than simply, sir, LOL. I disagree with what I accepted to, but it is their own damn fault for using performance enhancing drugs, if they know the effects, both long and short term, than I guess it should be legal because they are stupid, the end.
• I question what you mean sir, I am consistent with my position.

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• Most South Africans support quotas
• Radical action needed for racial equality in South Africa

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• If we don't take lasting action, then rasisim will escilate, and many kids look up to these spotsmen as idols, if they are being rasist without thinking about it because they can easily get away with it; or that is what they think because of it, the players still get payed,…
• I believe that there should be a new law that makes sports-men go to jail for being racist, like suarez when he was banned for 8 matches, i think it is unfair that they should be seen as higher than us.

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• I still hold out hope that Con will make a last round appearance. I believe in you Con. I believe that we can have at the very least a decent conclusion to this debate.
• I now assume that Con has conceded all my points, as they have forfeited two times in a row.

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• Yes, my friend, I agree that he may be egotistical, but that does not mean we have to hate him or either think that he is not the best footballer of all time, let us take a look at the stats: He has played 745 matches and scored 549 goals, that's an average of 0,73 goals per…
• Excuse me my friend but English is not my first language and I do not understand some words like "R1". That being said, I agree with you that CR7 is a very egotistical person, however, he is always trying to be the best, to get better numbers, to get more titles, is that not…

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• I will use this speech to further strengthen my constructive, and refute my opponents refutations. My opponent argues that it does not make sense to legal PEDs with the intention of leveling the playing field. However, I have provided evidence that says that a majority of…
• I affirm that PEDs should be permitted in sports. Legalizing PEDs would serve to level the playing field. According to the New York Times, more than a third of the top Tour de France finishers since 1998 have been confirmed to be doping while racing, despite efforts to stop…

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• Since I am going to argue for the use of drugs like stimulant, Anabolic-androgenic steroids, Erythropoietin and Blood Doping in sports events. I hereby list out my arguments: C1: Drugs like stimulant and etc. Are performance boosting drugs during sport events: Drugs like…
• Oh great. . . . . .

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• I broadly accept my opponent's definitions but should like to make it clear that heterophobia is very real, as any straight couple who has walked down Old Compton Street in Soho, London will attest: it is not nice to have groups of homosexual men shout "fvck off breeders" at…
• They say you shouldn't mock the afflicted and homosexuality is a disability just like any other, but there is a big difference between cruel and insulting verbal abuse and the light-hearted humorous banter you get at soccer matches, but some gay "rights" extremists don't see it…

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• My opponent provided a short list of such words so, to begin, let's look at the first example of amelioration: Yankee. Yankee is a corruption of Jan Kees (John Cheese) which was a derogatory term early English colonists of America used to describe their Dutch counterparts.…
• Please examine the following list of team names and see if you can spot the odd one out: New York Kikes; Cleveland N!ggers; Green Bay Pakis; Denver Dagos; Indianapolis Wops; Washington Redskins; Pittsburgh Greasers; San Francisco 4x2s*; New Orleans Spics; Dallas Coolies; Tampa…

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• I accept your challenge and shall begin with physical characteristics of each background. Racism can occur due to the fact that different people have different body structures and factors that could either be something that is an advantage or a disadvantage. Strangely, this…

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• Unfortunately, I have to say that your arguments apply to a few related resolutions, but not the resolution at hand. Your "Part one arguments," to the extent they raise true symptoms (which is not clear, because data on the symptoms of the usage of steroids at recommended…
• " Did you not see what "allowed" refers to? Rights or not, steroids are not allowed in professional sports. " Again, you are ignoring your own statement at the beginning of the debate. You conceded the point about which meaning of "allowed" is to be used. " I didn't say that.…

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• Iam done with my arguments ,,,,,so lets start round 4 and the summary part
• thank you con. So before moving on lets break down (for the voter ease ) about what side opposition really wanted to say as part of his positive case (a) Individual perspective could be actually be the governments's . (b) the second argument was actually the same as his first .…