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FriendZone | Make Friends ⋅ Fun Chill Active Chat ⋅ VC Social Gaming ⋅ Memes ⋅ Nitro Emojis ⋅ Anime explores the challenges of hosting meaningful debates on social platforms. This announcement highlights the community's struggle with internet culture and the desire for intellectual, fun, and low-stakes discussions. Whether you want to debate serious philosophy or lighthearted topics like whether cereal is a soup, our server provides the space to engage with others in a relaxed environment.
I tried making a discord server for debating. And it's the equivalent of me creating every conversation etc. Apparently people are allergic to the idea of starting a debate, even though I made the structure easy for them... and with ideas as inspiration...
Because they want to be right
add me in fam...i love to debate
Haha alright.
It doesn't have to though. Sometimes the debate is fun in itself.
You're trying to make people debate on discord.
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Nobody has the brain cells, or energy required to defend their own views on discord of all things.
because when people debate the second they realise theyre weong they either resort to insults or start ragebaiting yoi instead of admitting theyre wrong
It's a social platform. People are still people. I cannot do it irl because it's physically not practical. So yeah.
People on discord aren't exactly built for any sort of confrontation. Also, debating has a sort of negative connotation to it just due to internet culture, with most people thinking of a sweaty teenager obsessed with power scaling when you mention debating instead of prim-proper politicians or intellectuals of years past.
I don't care about political debating. Just debating anything. Like from does power corrupt to literally is cereal a soup.
It's because they don't want to understand, debating is all about arguing to understand but all they're doing is just arguing and not getting any information from what they argue