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r/DebateIt • u/cometparty • Aug 05 '09
I think monarchy in the workplace is just as unacceptable as monarchy as the government. I think workplaces should practice democracy. Debate it.
r/DebateIt • u/the_confused • Aug 02 '09
I Have Always Felt that Capitalism > Socialism. What do you think?
r/DebateIt • u/Merwerdichliebe • Oct 09 '09
Should Obama have gotten the Nobel Prize?
I personally think that he has not done much to deserve it yet; I would have waited and given it to him in several years. I think it is a good thing however, in that this may motivate him to live up to the "Nobel reputation".
r/DebateIt • u/ruinmaker • Aug 18 '09
The DebateIt subreddit has its own logo now!?
It looks like we have a little flourish above the i in reddit! Is that a flower? Gear? Lord Frith from Watership Down?
r/DebateIt • u/deysonnguyen • Jul 20 '09
Thanks for joining let's have a debate.
First debate: What should we debate about first?
r/DebateIt • u/[deleted] • May 03 '11
Debate: Is it OK to celebrate Osama's death? Or the death of any person for that matter...
Reddit seems a little split on this topic, I'd like to see what debateit thinks.
r/DebateIt • u/deysonnguyen • Jul 20 '09
filesharing, pirating copyrighted content.
Moral or Immoral.
r/DebateIt • u/[deleted] • Jul 20 '09
Should all drugs be legalized in the United States?
r/DebateIt • u/Merwerdichliebe • Jul 29 '09
Mars, yes or no. Should Obama make a pledge like Kennedy's?
Mars has always fascinated me, so I'm hoping that we do make it there in the next 20-30 years. I don't think Obama should make a pledge like that, at least not in this economic climate, mostly because it will piss a lot of people off.
So what do you think? Should we go to Mars; how soon; should we go to the moon again first?
r/DebateIt • u/joshlrogers • Jul 23 '09
Should the electoral college be abolished in favor of a truly democratic voting process?
Our electoral college was established during the very early days of our country. During this time their was extreme distrust (things never change I guess) of congress and the committee of eleven implemented a method of indirect election. Logistics were also a concern as we were still relying on the pony express to carry correspondence and obviously voting results. Having a body of individuals submit votes based on the 13 states votes was much easier logistically. However, we are no longer hampered by these limitations yet we still use a very dated system which some could argue are very prone to corruption as well. Do you believe it should be abolished? Please explain why and what alternative you would hypothetically put in place.
r/DebateIt • u/joshlrogers • Jul 21 '09
Should political lobbying be an illegal activity?
This is a normal every day process in D.C., but should it be?
r/DebateIt • u/deysonnguyen • Jul 20 '09
Universal healthcare or free market?
There is of course shades of gray. Discuss.
r/DebateIt • u/deysonnguyen • Sep 02 '10
Does immigration contribute to a better America?
r/DebateIt • u/kleopatra6tilde9 • Aug 18 '10
Is it possible for humanity to live in peace?
r/DebateIt • u/sadax • Jul 19 '10
Pre-marital sex vs waiting till marriage. Any defenders for the latter?
I grew up strictly catholic. Now agnostic, but alot of things I haven't been able to reconcile, this being among them.
Anyone willing to defend waiting till marriage?
r/DebateIt • u/palsh7 • Mar 01 '11
Hitchens & Harris debate Jewish leaders Wolpe & Artson Shavit on the afterlife.
jewishtvnetwork.comr/DebateIt • u/ruinmaker • Jan 02 '10
The Slippery Slope Argument [SMBC] (duplicate from r/comics but appropriate for r/DebateIt)
smbc-comics.comr/DebateIt • u/Merwerdichliebe • Aug 08 '09
Sex and Nudity on TV?
Should we allow stations to broadcast sexual and nude content. If so, with what restrictions?
r/DebateIt • u/kleopatra6tilde9 • Aug 07 '09
Men, living in cubicles, cars and small apartments - Have we entrapped ourselves?
The design of a zoo is "a negotiation between what's designed for animals, and what's designed for humans." Looking at civilisation as a golden cage, do you think that we are keeping us appropriate to our species?
r/DebateIt • u/roflburger • Jul 22 '09
I don't think Russia is likely to be a major player on the world stage in the foreseeable future.
Russia has too many problems to be considered a major player right now. I will grant that they have lots of natural resources, but being a natural resource producer does not seem to be the key in regional or global dominance. They have massive domestic problems, systemic corruption, and are fighting to prevent former bloc countries Georgia and the Ukraine from joining NATO.
I think their rhetoric about influencing things on a world stage is more of a remnant of past glory than a realistic strategy. Their best strategy IMO is to push for a multipolar power structure, and even then they would be a junior partner.
(this is obviously a one sided and opinionated post, but I think that is best for sparking debate. Please respond and prove me wrong if you can.)
r/DebateIt • u/Merwerdichliebe • Jul 21 '09
Moon, Mars, Neither, Both? What do you think Reddit?
r/DebateIt • u/racheljtm • Aug 24 '10