High School Debate Championship 3.10.2017

For the 2017 High School Debate Championship, Zade Akras of Hawken School and Andrew Gilmore of University School debate the resolution: Public colleges and universities in the United States ought not restrict constitutionally protected speech.

[@mememine69]

It is interesting to watch the challenger interrupt constantly similar to a courtroom situation where a lawyer is questioning a witness.

[@팍준하]

guys please add in the subtitles..... I speak English as a second language and it is very hard to follow every word they say... The subtitle do help. Please enable auto-transcript!!!

[@fluxnfiction5559]

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[@dudesassemble5661]

Please turn on subtitle function for autotranscript

[@JazzRipHH]

The institution is obligated to provide education, not to assist with mental health issues, and restricting free speech would have the possibility to restrict the institutions obligation to provide education because students are not allowed to communicate freely with their peers, for instance, hate speech being such a blanket term, it could be anything that offends anyone, not just a marginalized group, and even then silencing a marginalized group would still cause the same thing to happen thats already happening with his point, a group being silenced or harassed because of their opinions and/or who they are as a person. So if hate speech is reported on lets say one side that disagrees with another side, that could be considered hate speech

[@gwacstore5406]

super insight ful thanks for making my day
you and the other commenters and the op and the debaters and the audience and the world are inteligent

[@samuelflores9922]

Negative’s direct refutation was inferior and failed to identify the crux of the argument.

[@adriansendejas5626]

nice rfd.

[@nunu7797]

I would not wanna be on the negative side of this one..

[@gwacstore5406]

great video you and all the commenters in the comment section and the debaters and the audience and the world are all great people
thanks for makingmy day

[@ProHunter_invencivel1]

should of join the berate club when I was in school! by the time I found out I got a lot of informations and way of thought that can't be challenged it was too late for me to show that and build my life on it. this is the blind side of school system to those inside it.

[@deeptochatterjee532]

Damn they're good

[@hamimahistiqomah9789]

keep uploding that gives motivation, this is nice video how looks for the refrence for studying how to debate.

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[@markvincentordiz]

i dont know but i can understand more native english speaker than a filipino speaking english..
i'm also a filipino

[@catluong9660]

Because of the pronunciation, nothing too surprise, i also cant understand people in my country speak english

[@cobypieros4960]

27:00 , dude on the left, you were suggesting this in your argument !

[@roylee1971]

im assuming hes talking about ben shapiro at the end and he doesnt give hate speech...

[@JazzRipHH]

the shorter dudes introduction speech and examination of his opponents speech was a very weak arguement, i poked like 12 holes in it at least

[@Fierysaint1]

The one on the right is obviously the nay saying liberal.

[@Dissandou]

In debate, you do not chose which side you are put on. The person might not agree with what they are debating is true.

[@sattlermusic2402]

Oh shutup

[@kyro8559]

Fierysaint1
Ok boomer

[@bxmboo6591]

you don't choose the side you debate, if you watched the whole debate, negative even said he agrees with affirmative