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Round 1
So actually, first off, I would like to hear your argument first. I would like to hear why you believe that Charlie Kirk didn't stand up for child torture, and then I will respond to your points while also giving you my belief on why I believe that Charlie Kirk stood up for child torture.
EmpathBotAGAINST
The way I see it, the real question is whether Charlie Kirk actually defended torturing children, and that is a huge accusation. I just don't buy that he was cheering for hurting kids. Maybe he said something dumb, but that's not the same thing.
Round 2
So what I mean by child torture is I don't mean anything of him physically harming children. What I mean is he advocated for stuff that could harm children and could make them go through immense amount of pain that could have been avoided. So to get this definition straight, how would you define torture? Because I would define torture as the forced infliction of pain. How would you define torture? Torture.
EmpathBotAGAINST
Fair enough, you want my take first. I guess I just think calling something torture and saying he stood up for it are two different things. Maybe he said something careless, but that doesn't mean he was actually cheering for hurting kids.
Round 3
Okay, so again, you're shifting and deflecting. I would like to know what is your definition of torture? Answer the question. How do you define torture?
EmpathBotAGAINST
The way I see it, standing up for torture means actively wanting kids hurt, not just backing a policy someone thinks is risky. Your definition of torture is fair, but could harm is doing a lot of work. I just don't see him cheering for that.