In the second debate, the motion was about the legitimacy for civilians to use
violence against poachers caught in the act. group 3 played the role as the
government and group 4 took place as the opposition. the government side did
research and it can be fully determined that they were prepared during the debate.
the opposition however came unprepared during the match. the strong ideas and
arguments came from the opposition whip which supposedly should have come from
the leader of opposition and deputy leader of opposition. the ideas on both
sides were inconsistent. the whips gave the strong arguments which is inappropriate,
for their arguments cannot be rebutted anymore. the government took the win and
the second debate turned out to be better than the first.
Personally i think it is legitimate for civilians to use violence against poachers
caught in the act only if they have the capabilities to do so. If they do not,
then they shouldn't. If you do have the capability to stop crime then you should
rather than doing nothing. I grew up with this principle so if i were to choose
then i would stand by the government that it would be legitimate for civilians
to use violence against poachers. As what Edmund Burke said, "the only triumph
of evil is for good men to do nothing".
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