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'''Wanted debates''' — the community's dream-matchup list | '''Wanted debates''' — the community's dream-matchup list; reflects the debate culture that is the show's core. | ||
[This page awaits specific sourcing from community debate-wishlist discussions.] | [This page awaits specific sourcing from community debate-wishlist discussions.] | ||
Revision as of 11:10, 21 August 2026
Wanted debates — the community's dream-matchup list; reflects the debate culture that is the show's core.
[This page awaits specific sourcing from community debate-wishlist discussions.]
The sourced rules of engagement:
- Good-faith first rounds; rematches when opponents claim false victory — the Keith Woods case (INTENSE DEBATES | FBI ATTACK stream).
- No debates with dead ends: "We know what Trotskyism looks like. It's a dead end. I see nothing to debate about" (FBI AFTER ME! stream).
- The standing challenge to evasive rivals: "Why don't you actually back up your argument with some kind of commitment? You can't." (RED PILL NEWS stream).