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"Drug Testing should be mandatory for High School Athletes"
I'm the affirmative. The questions I came up with so far are below:
1.What is so wrong about the issue if innocent students have nothing to fear?
2.The 4th Amendment protects citizens against unreasonable search and seizures. Wouldn’t the state, county, or nation make the search reasonable? Isn’t reasonability a subjective issue?
3.Is it right to put students who are breaking the law at advantage over law abiding students?
4.Even if drug testing is a violation of Constitutional Rights, is it not a small price to pay to protect the user and those around them?
5.Concern has been raised that students will see the testing as “the rules are meant to be broken,” and drug usage would, as a result, increase. Even so, the testing would still unveil all drug users, and they will suffer the consequences. What is your opposition?
6.Students choose to participate in extracurricular activities. If a student, or parents of a student, objected to the testing, wouldn’t it be fair for them to simply not join the activity?
7.Even if it isn’t a deterrent, is it not a method of punishing the student for breaking the law?
I need 10 questions total. I need 3 more questions to ask the other team, please! C'mon, its 10 points.
I'm the affirmative. The questions I came up with so far are below:
1.What is so wrong about the issue if innocent students have nothing to fear?
2.The 4th Amendment protects citizens against unreasonable search and seizures. Wouldn’t the state, county, or nation make the search reasonable? Isn’t reasonability a subjective issue?
3.Is it right to put students who are breaking the law at advantage over law abiding students?
4.Even if drug testing is a violation of Constitutional Rights, is it not a small price to pay to protect the user and those around them?
5.Concern has been raised that students will see the testing as “the rules are meant to be broken,” and drug usage would, as a result, increase. Even so, the testing would still unveil all drug users, and they will suffer the consequences. What is your opposition?
6.Students choose to participate in extracurricular activities. If a student, or parents of a student, objected to the testing, wouldn’t it be fair for them to simply not join the activity?
7.Even if it isn’t a deterrent, is it not a method of punishing the student for breaking the law?
I need 10 questions total. I need 3 more questions to ask the other team, please! C'mon, its 10 points.