Teens have voices which means that they have the right to speak especially when it comes to very serious matters. Who says teens can only party and be stupid? Teens are also intelligent and have great empathy. Debating is one way for young adults to be able to express themselves with their opinions. However, it can also happen in social medias and the internet. These websites allow this kind of intelligent arguments.
CreateDebate.com
According to an author of the makeuseof.com, createdebate.com is the most “clearly organized” and basic site to join to. When you are done filling out some basic information and some things in your profile, you have the capacity to enter the debates in the website or even make a new one. There are many things you can debate here. Examples are “Is free healthcare good?”, “when does life begin” or the most sensitive ones like the “Do you support or oppose same sex marriage” and “How can a loving God send people to hell or allow suffering”. It is absolutely free.
OpposingViews.com
The website focuses on the main things we always talk about debate which can be found on the headings: Politics, Society, Social, World, Health, Religion and the Trending. However, you have to be at your best English Language if you wanna try being a debater here. You can always leave a comment. It was founded during the yea 2007 and currently have 25 million unique visitors monthly. Today, their trending topics are “Uc Irvine Student Board Votes To Ban American Flag From Student Government Room”, “Communites Bullies High School Students For Making The ‘Pledge of Allegiance’ Optional, “Teens Serve the Whole Neighborhood By Shoveling More Than 50 Driveways”, “Rapper Azealia Banks, a twenty-year old rapper, sparks controversy with comments about hating America.” There are also funny ones like “Which way should the toilet paper be put on a holder?”
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