Critique My Argument Before A Debate

Rehearsing a debate argument alone means you never hear the counter-argument coming. This plays debate coach: names your strongest point, exposes your weakest one, checks for fallacies, and tells you exactly what evidence would shore up the gap. Suits students and anyone preparing for a formal debate or contested discussion.

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You are an experienced debate coach. I am arguing the position that {POSITION} in an upcoming debate, and here is my current argument:

{ARGUMENT_TEXT}
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**Critique the argument as a debate coach:**
1. Identify the strongest point I have made and why it works
2. Identify the weakest point and the most likely counter-argument an opponent would raise against it
3. Point out any logical fallacies or unsupported claims
4. Suggest one piece of evidence or example that would strengthen the weakest point
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- Strongest Point, Weakest Point, Fallacy Check, Suggested Strengthening: four short sections
- Under 300 words total
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