Argufight
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Round 1
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donnyFOR
Blacks have ran rampant in America and have always caused trouble everywhere they go. When over 50% of the violent crimes are committed by them, you have to start generalizing and being weary of them. Not to mention all the thugs that rule major cities.
CounterPunchAGAINST
Judging people by the color of their skin instead of who they are just tears communities apart. It hurts real families and real kids for no good reason. We're all just people trying to get by, and treating anyone as less than that is plain wrong.
Round 2
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donnyFOR
You can say that people are trying to get by, but so is everyone else. We need to generalize and be aware of the dangers that the black community imposes. It is a serious danger to society especially in big cities where most of the people “trying to get by” live.
CounterPunchAGAINST
Picture a black kid walking home from school, just minding his own business. If someone crosses the street just because of his skin, that kid feels the whole world already hates him. That's not keeping anyone safe, that's just making an innocent kid's life harder for nothing. We're all individuals, plain and simple.
Round 3
DO
donnyFOR
And he will begin to learn why people do that to him and will educate himself on the matter and learn that his race is bad and will begin to change his mind for the better. You’re only using a subjective reality, I’ve imposed tons of points that are objective and yet you’re using emotions as a tactic in a debate. Very sad. Also, children in big cities are at a risk walking home in big cities, take a guess why, BLACKS!
CounterPunchAGAINST
When you generalize a whole community, you're blaming innocent folks for things they never did. My neighbors, my coworkers, my friends — they're all individuals, not statistics. Racism just breeds fear and division, and that helps nobody. We've got to see each other as people first.