Diablo Valley College - Nov 17 | Status: Completed | 5:05 AM Pacific
IPDA Round 1:
The United States federal government should pass a law regulating AI usage by the military
The United States federal government should abolish the Department of Education
Developing nuclear power is preferable to developing solar power
Expanding workers rights does more harm than good for the economy
Wildfires are a greater threat to California than earthquakes
IPDA Round 2:
The United States Department of Education should increase federal funding for charter schools
NATO should disband
The internet has done more harm than good
Music prior to the year 2000 is preferable to music post the year 2000
Northern California is preferable to Southern California
IPDA Round 3:
The United States should reform its immigration system to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants
NASA should significantly increase its efforts to return to the moon
California’s Proposition 36 will do more harm than good
Electric vehicles do more harm than good
Genetic engineering does more harm than good
IPDA Round 4:
The United Nations should eliminate the veto power of the permanent members of the security council
The United States should abolish the electoral college
The Democrat party would politically benefit more from moving to the left than they would from moving to the right
Free trade does more harm than good
Vampires are cooler than werewolves
IPDA Bronze:
The United States should codify the death penalty as a violation of the 8th amendment
The United States should ban GMO foods
Competing in debate provides more education than competing in speech
Increasing gun control does more harm than good
The Marvel cinematic universe has done more harm than good
IPDA Gold:
The United States should end all military aid to Israel
California should secede from the union
Immigration restrictions do more harm than good for the economy
Michelle Obama is a preferable 2028 presidential candidate to Gavin Newsom
The development and use of Artificial intelligence does more harm than good