National Service keeps young adults out of trouble and teaches them discipline and respect for authority. In these times of great uncertainty we also need a standing army ready to be called in case of emergency. National Service should be reintroduced. All the Yes points: Society needs a standing army ready to be called to … Read more
Celebrities are everywhere in modern society, and this cannot be denied. Their antics, be it drink-driving or drug-taking, make the front pages of newspapers and are discussed on the Web. But should we punish them more harshly for drug (legal and illegal) abuse? All the Yes points: Celebrities and drugs Our treatment of celebrities reflects … Read more
Young drivers, and even older ones, cause many fatal accidents; raising the minimum age at which people can drive might reduce this, but is it a benefit to society, and are the statistics true? We can help lower the accident rates if the driving age is raised to 18 so no more kids can get … Read more
Controversy over who he ‘really’ was remain to this day, but should the Bard, whoever he was, remain a compulsory part of UK children’s education? All the Yes points: Shakespeare enriches our language Shakespeare as national treasure As a tool for cultural integration It relates to our lives now The Man Who is The Man … Read more
They’re shiny, expensive and have something of a cult following, but are they actually any better than PCs? All the Yes points: Macs are more intuitive and user-friendly Macs are more secure Macs are hassle-free Macs are for professionals Macs continue to gain Market share in all sectors Macs are beautiful Macs can now do … Read more
The only reason babies get their ears pierced is because their mothers think it looks cute. The babies can’t possibly have chosen to be pierced and so we should ban the act until they are of an age when they can choose. All the Yes points: It inflicts unnecessary pain on the child. Risk of … Read more
