
Should the United States continue military intervention in other countries without accountability?
10/04/20 • 38 min
In this AnalyticaHP debate, we debate over whether or not the current attitude of the United States towards foreign military intervention is positive for the good of the world. Arguing that the United States needs to become more accountable in its actions is Archie, and arguing that the current behavior of the United States is positive in the world is Luke. Joseph is moderating this debate. Please note the debaters may not be representing their own opinions. This podcast is also available on YouTube, Spotify, and all other podcasting platforms, as well as our website. Analyticahp.com
In this AnalyticaHP debate, we debate over whether or not the current attitude of the United States towards foreign military intervention is positive for the good of the world. Arguing that the United States needs to become more accountable in its actions is Archie, and arguing that the current behavior of the United States is positive in the world is Luke. Joseph is moderating this debate. Please note the debaters may not be representing their own opinions. This podcast is also available on YouTube, Spotify, and all other podcasting platforms, as well as our website. Analyticahp.com
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Is foreign military intervention in other countries ever justifiable?
In this AnalyticaHP debate, we argue about whether foreign military intervention in other countries can ever be justified. This debate is particularly important now, as one of the largest conflicts between political parties in the world at the moment revolves around this issue, and President Donald Trump has started to withdraw his troops out of other countries. This is also a time when the legacy of the Iraq way remains a large scar in the recent histories of the US and the UK. Chairing this debate is Yazhou, with Archie arguing for foreign intervention without invasion and Joseph arguing against all kinds of foreign intervention. This debate is available on YouTube, Spotify, Anchor.fm, and most other podcasting platforms. For more information about when later debates come out and about posts, subscribe to our mailing list! You can also follow us on any of our social media accounts @AnalyticaHP. Please note that the debaters may not be representing their own opinions. For more articles and other services, please visit our website at www.analyticahp.com.
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Is the United States' support of Saudi Arabia hypocritical?
Conflict in the Middle East has been happening for thousands of years, but it has never been harsher than now. With the discovery of oil, and the West's increasing dependence on it during the 20th century, the region increasingly became a battleground for Britain, France, and later America to assert dominance and control oil supplies. However, this had led to a situation in which the United States is the sole major power in the region, and it has allied with Saudi Arabia. Especially after 9/11, America's unyielding support and reliance upon the country has allowed it to remain the same in its domestic policies, which go against the founding principles of the United States. Is this hypocrisy, and, if so, is it necessary? Joseph argues that the United States is wrong to support Saudi Arabia in this AnalyiticaHP debate, and Luke argues otherwise. Please note that the debaters may not be representing their own opinions. For more information, articles, and other AnalyticaHP content please visit www.analyticahp.com.
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