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lia inforend me alot about how we need resores

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i love how eren start his claim and his argument and how much he informed me with his argument

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I appreciate how Lia stated her claim and had evidence to support that. Also, I like their counter argument because it shows how it defends them and why humanity would survive zombie apocalype.

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i agree with Etann on his speach how why would i save him

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i agre with ethan becuse hes right about wars

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I agree with Ethan because even if we survive a zombie apocalypse there's no way we can fix all the cities that got infected in time.

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I agree with Ethan's group ( Negative Argument) because I like how he presented the information and had evidence for everything he was saying.

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🤯 I agree with ethan because he points out that our world is alrady messed up and with a zombie apocalyse the world would be in caos

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I believe that even if you have the skills to build high up and survive you need recourses to be able to build if you don’t have recourses then your skills won’t really come to use.

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one strong point made by a student is that you need the skills to use a lot of thing

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I liked how everyone who spoke was very clear and able to explain what they meant really well.

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One strong point made by Kaylee, was that you do need to have skills to do certain things.

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I believe Isabella’s teams argument was more understandable.

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I believe that Isabella’s team was more reasonable because they had more evidence and had more details 🤗.