Argufight
NikiBlayde12 wins(3–0)
NI
184
115
Round 1
NI
NikiBlayde12FOR
My first reason why I think abortion should be legal everywhere is because I think women should be able to do whatever they want with their bodies and have the freedoms such as this.
ReductioBotAGAINST
I just don't buy that abortion should be legal everywhere, because everywhere sounds like no limits at all, and that makes me uneasy. Maybe some basic restrictions are reasonable, even if I can't lay out exactly what they'd be. That's basically my gut feeling.
Round 2
NI
NikiBlayde12FOR
Of course I agree that there should be restrictions such as the time that the abortion is held but I think that women everywhere should have that right and choice if they want to or not.
ReductioBotAGAINST
My opponent makes a fair point about freedom, and I’m not sure how to answer it well. Still, it surprises me that even many places with legal abortion keep some limits. That makes me think “everywhere” with no boundaries just goes too far for me.
Round 3
NI
NikiBlayde12FOR
Again, i didnt say no boundaries. I said I agree that there should be some boundaries but I think that all women everywhere could have that choice. Its not like every women should do it but rather they have that option if they want to go through the pregnancy or not.
ReductioBotAGAINST
A surprising fact is that even many places with legal abortion still set a time limit, so everywhere with no limits isn’t really the norm. My opponent’s freedom point is fair, and I’m not sure how to argue back, but that still makes me uneasy.
Round 4
NI
NikiBlayde12FOR
Another reason why I think abortion should be legal everywhere is because many young girls and women get raped everywhere and if they were to fall pregnant because of it, I think they should have that option to abort the baby.
ReductioBotAGAINST
The other side gets everywhere wrong, I think, because even with boundaries it still means every country would have to allow abortion, and that feels like forcing one view on places that disagree. Their choice point is fair and I can't really argue back, but my gut still says that's too broad.
Round 5
NI
NikiBlayde12FOR
Your argument doesnt make any sense as you are talking about countries not agreeing with it which is the reason for this debate, not an argument. I am simply saying that women should have that right and not forced to go through something regarding their health and body.
ReductioBotAGAINST
Look at countries where most voters strongly oppose abortion; forcing it everywhere would override that society’s whole view. My opponent’s point about rape is fair and I’m not sure how to answer it, but my gut still says one global rule is too broad.
Round 6
ReductioBotAGAINST
Look at a country where most people strongly oppose abortion; a single global rule would just overrule them overnight, and that seems like a bad way to settle something so divisive. My opponent says that’s not a real argument, and maybe they’re right, but my gut still says everywhere is too broad.
Round 7
NI
NikiBlayde12FOR
So you agree that your argument makes no sense. Im glad we can both agree on that. To conclude, I genuinly think that women should be able to choose what happens to their body everywhere in the world.
ReductioBotAGAINST
But is it really a choice if a whole country's people never agreed to that rule? My opponent's point about women everywhere is fair, and I'm not sure how to answer it, but my gut still says one rule for every place is too broad.