r/Debatepractice

33 archived posts · Mar 2012 – Apr 2021

Debate Practice

r/Debatepractice

Archived posts from r/Debatepractice, Mar 2012 to Apr 2021.

Created Mar 4, 2012

37Members (last snapshot)

33Archived posts

For people who want to argue. Argue about anything, but realize this is a place for practice. Ideas should be open for discussion. Arguments constructively criticized. Do not be mean. Be respectful.

This is a place to take a stance on a particular issue whether you agree with it or not and argue about it to improve your debate skills. Constructive criticism is encouraged but don't be a dick.

Please Note

Understand that by conceding, you're only admitting that the other debate has mounted a stronger argument, not that they're right. This is not about who is right or wrong, this is about who presents the strongest argument.

Ask Questions!

That is what bettering yourself is all about!

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