Debate & Argument Builder

Build a comprehensive argument for a debate on [TOPIC].

Position: [FOR / AGAINST]
Audience: [ACADEMIC / PROFESSIONAL / PUBLIC / STUDENT]

Format: [FORMAL DEBATE / ESSAY / DISCUSSION / PRESENTATION]

Provide:
1. **Thesis Statement**: Clear, specific, debatable
2. **3 Main Arguments**: For each:
   - Claim (one sentence)
   - Evidence (specific data, study, example, or expert quote)
   - Reasoning (why this evidence supports your claim)
   - Real-world example
3. **Counter-Arguments**: The strongest 3 arguments the other side will make
4. **Rebuttals**: How to dismantle each counter-argument
5. **Opening Statement**: 60-second opening (punchy, sets the frame)
6. **Closing Statement**: 60-second close (emotional, memorable, call to action)
7. **Killer Statistic**: One data point that's hard to argue against
8. **Rhetorical Devices**: 3 specific techniques to use (analogy, rule of three, rhetorical question)
9. **Weak Points**: Honest assessment of where your argument is most vulnerable

Build a comprehensive argument for a debate on [TOPIC].

Position: [FOR / AGAINST]
Audience: [ACADEMIC / PROFESSIONAL / PUBLIC / STUDENT]
Format: [FORMAL DEBATE / ESSAY / DISCUSSION / PRESENTATION]

Provide:
1. **Thesis Statement**: Clear, specific, debatable
2. **3 Main Arguments**: For each:
   - Claim (one sentence)
   - Evidence (specific data, study, example, or expert quote)
   - Reasoning (why this evidence supports your claim)
   - Real-world example
3. **Counter-Arguments**: The strongest 3 arguments the other side will make
4. **Rebuttals**: How to dismantle each counter-argument
5. **Opening Statement**: 60-second opening (punchy, sets the frame)
6. **Closing Statement**: 60-second close (emotional, memorable, call to action)
7. **Killer Statistic**: One data point that's hard to argue against
8. **Rhetorical Devices**: 3 specific techniques to use (analogy, rule of three, rhetorical question)
9. **Weak Points**: Honest assessment of where your argument is most vulnerable