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+ | ===Have Bush's actions in the wake of 9/11 been justified?=== | ||
+ | {{arg.mainpoint|Bush's actions in the wake of 9/11 have been justified.}} | ||
+ | : {{arg.point|key=1|This is a war, and waging war requires some curtailment of freedom.}} | ||
+ | :: {{arg.point|key=1a|We are at war.}} | ||
+ | :: {{arg.point|key=1b|Waging war requires some curtailment of freedom.}} | ||
+ | : {{arg.point|key=2|Bush's abridgments of civil liberties thus far are at least ''within reason'', whether or not you agree on the details.}} | ||
+ | :: {{arg.info|i.e. it's difficult to judge if the current war justifies the curtailments thus far, so why not grant Bush the benefit of the doubt?}} | ||
+ | :: {{arg.point|key=2a|We still have far more freedoms than European countries do, so we don't really have any cause for complaint.}} | ||
+ | :: {{arg.point|key=2b|Some increase in surveillance powers at least seems reasonable.}} | ||
+ | : {{arg.point|key=3|Nobody has been seriously harmed by these curtailments so far.}} | ||
+ | :: {{arg.point|key=3a|The ''potential'' for abuse is there, but Bush would not intentionally abuse the power he has obtained.}} | ||
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+ | ==Notes== | ||
===#politics 2005-07-22=== | ===#politics 2005-07-22=== | ||
<TheWoozle> Would you consider "pro-big-business" to be a positive or negative side of Republicanism?<br> | <TheWoozle> Would you consider "pro-big-business" to be a positive or negative side of Republicanism?<br> | ||
<TheWoozle> And is pro-big-businessness a Conservative trait too? I wouldn't necessarily *think* so, but maybe I'm confusing Conservative and Libertarian. | <TheWoozle> And is pro-big-businessness a Conservative trait too? I wouldn't necessarily *think* so, but maybe I'm confusing Conservative and Libertarian. |
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Debates
Have Bush's actions in the wake of 9/11 been justified?
Bush's actions in the wake of 9/11 have been justified.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 1 This is a war, and waging war requires some curtailment of freedom.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 1a We are at war.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 1b Waging war requires some curtailment of freedom.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 2 Bush's abridgments of civil liberties thus far are at least within reason, whether or not you agree on the details.
wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 2a We still have far more freedoms than European countries do, so we don't really have any cause for complaint.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 2b Some increase in surveillance powers at least seems reasonable.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 3 Nobody has been seriously harmed by these curtailments so far.
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wikipage=Issuepedia:Debaticons tooltip=claim that is the main subject of a debate img_src=Image:Arrow-button-rt-20px.png img_alt=right arrow debaticon </linkedimage> 3a The potential for abuse is there, but Bush would not intentionally abuse the power he has obtained.
Notes
#politics 2005-07-22
<TheWoozle> Would you consider "pro-big-business" to be a positive or negative side of Republicanism?
<TheWoozle> And is pro-big-businessness a Conservative trait too? I wouldn't necessarily *think* so, but maybe I'm confusing Conservative and Libertarian.