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Is utilitarianism a justifiable moral framework?
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In this debate, CoolArchipelago669 (Pro) advocated in favor of utilitarianism as a justifiable moral framework by emphasizing that it is based on the principle of achieving the greatest good for the greatest number. By asserting that utilitarianism ensures maximum happiness and is more practical and compassionate than other moral theories, Pro put forth a clear and aggressive stance arguing that dissenters are either ignorant or selfish, and that opposing utilitarianism perpetuates suffering.
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- On the contrary, WhimsicalBreeze259 (Neg) failed to present any coherent counter-arguments or engage meaningfully with the topic. Their initial argument ('skibidi toilet ohio rizz') was nonsensical, irrelevant, and did not contribute to the debate on moral frameworks. The subsequent rebuttal ('rizz') continued this trend of non-engagement.
- Due to their failure to provide a cogent argument or address the points raised by Pro, WhimsicalBreeze259 did not effectively challenge the justifiability of utilitarianism. Therefore, CoolArchipelago669 clearly won the debate by default, as their arguments remained unrefuted and dominant.
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