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Doxbridge I 2020
2020-06-01 · England · BP
Motions
Doxbridge I 2020 (2020)8 motions
- Round 1THS online piracy in developing countries
- Round 2THBT environmental movements should be pro-capitalism in their policies and advocacy (e.g., appealing to corporations for green policies, advocating for individual responsibility and sustainable consumption; rather than lobbying governments for extreme regulation, protesting for divestment)
- Round 3THBT it is in the interest of Germany to support EU bonds
- Round 4THP a world with radical honesty
- Cambridge FinalTHBT it is preferable to be single, than pursuing a successful long-term monogamous relationship
- Oxford FinalTHW allow companies to buy the rights to govern economically failing cities.
- Durham FinalTHBT parents should teach morality to their children through religious context (e.g. “it is a sin to lie”; "help thy neighbour" etc.).
- Schools FinalTHBT, when allocating resources to their children, working class families should allocate most of their resources to support the most talented child in the family.
What gets set here
Social & Identity38%
Economics25%
Law & Crime13%
Environment13%
Religion13%
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16% of teams break
Teams usually guarantee their break on 9 points.
Break on speaks? Average at least 80.4.
Last edition: 13 of 80 teams broke.
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Break categories
This tournament runs a separate break for each category. From the most recent edition:
- Schools break8 teams
- Durham break13 teams
- Oxford break9 teams
- Cambridge break5 teams
Top speeches
The highest individual speaker scores recorded at this tournament.
| Debater | Speech | Motion | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇬🇧 John P. | PM | THBT environmental movements should be pro-capitalism in their policies and advocacy (e.g., appealing to corporations for green policies, advocating for individual responsibility and sustainable consumption; rather than lobbying governments for extreme regulation, protesting for divestment) | 88 |
| 🇧🇩 Sajid K. | LO | THBT it is in the interest of Germany to support EU bonds | 85 |
| Redacted S. | LO | THP a world with radical honesty | 85 |
| Javier P. | DPM | THP a world with radical honesty | 84 |
| 🇬🇧 John P. | LO | THP a world with radical honesty | 84 |
| Antonio F. | PM | THP a world with radical honesty | 84 |
| 🇬🇧 John P. | MG | THBT it is in the interest of Germany to support EU bonds | 84 |
| Karthik S. | MG | THBT environmental movements should be pro-capitalism in their policies and advocacy (e.g., appealing to corporations for green policies, advocating for individual responsibility and sustainable consumption; rather than lobbying governments for extreme regulation, protesting for divestment) | 84 |
| Kabir S. | GW | THBT environmental movements should be pro-capitalism in their policies and advocacy (e.g., appealing to corporations for green policies, advocating for individual responsibility and sustainable consumption; rather than lobbying governments for extreme regulation, protesting for divestment) | 84 |
| Wasif K. | DLO | THBT it is in the interest of Germany to support EU bonds | 84 |
| 🇨🇦 Naomi P. | LO | THBT environmental movements should be pro-capitalism in their policies and advocacy (e.g., appealing to corporations for green policies, advocating for individual responsibility and sustainable consumption; rather than lobbying governments for extreme regulation, protesting for divestment) | 84 |
| 🇺🇸 Evan S. | PM | THBT it is in the interest of Germany to support EU bonds | 84 |
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