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- 15 de Dic, 2021
I mean sure, but this isn't a highly structured debate where the speaker is providing questions two people then have rehearsed answers for to then rarely deviate from those things because the entire thing is entirely scripted and isn't about having either side come to a consensus on something, it's about arguing their seperate points and having the audience decide.He takes that idea from presidential candidate debates, which is exactly how it works — being heavily scripted from both sides.
And since the president has the highest authority in the country, this is the example you should be using too, if you were from the same country.
The key difference is Acerthorn clearly frames them as debates where either his 'opponent' makes him change his mind, or he changes his 'opponents' mind and to really not go over this again, he's bringing a cannon to a battle where he's in a fort up a mountain with the cannon aiming down and his opponent has to fight from the bottom with a knife whilst crippled. It's not a true debate by any sense of the word because he's making every effort to make it impossible for him to lose and then arbitrarily deciding he's won if the other person doesn't agree he has.
