Oddly, Google processed the third program before the
second. It can be found at http://tinyurl.com/yurzs4
second. It can be found at http://tinyurl.com/yurzs4
Would we be under any obligation to accept him?ok, so overall, Mark clearly dominated....the first part excluded.
Well done Mark....left him in the dust. In the end I almost thought he might switch sides.
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Would we be under any obligation to accept him?
Yes, great shows indeed, but I agree with gumboot in the first Debate thread, the next show should be about one topic, and one topic only. Force the twoofer to face the answers to his/her questions.
That would be a very short debate and one in which there were no truthers taking part. They (the woo like uncle Fester) can't allow themselves to be cornered and forced to look at their arguments.I've said this many times before. THe only way that anyone should ever agree to a debate is to narrow the topic significantly. "Was 9/11 an inside job?" is waaaaayyyyy too broad.
A good moderator will know the arguments that will come up (as should the debaters). If not, let each side submit a position paper summarizing their arguments. Then, pick out the most important points that each side will make and focus on them.
TOPIC 1: Did planes hit WTC1 and WTC2?
Anyone who brings up WTC7, the Pentagon, Shanksville, or even how the towers fell is immediately moderated back to the topic.
Discuss it until there is a resolution, or at least all that can be said has been said. Then move on to topic 2, which might be something like "How much steel was left after the buildings fell?"
Again, anyone who brings up WTC7, the Pentagon, Shanksville, how the towers fell, or whether or not planes hit the towers is immediately moderated back to the topic.
The key is to make the debaters focus on a specific topic and not allow room to jump all over the place.