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DPM:
(Openingremarks:
usingthestepsasshowninPPT)
Mr.speaker,MembersoftheHouse,theleaderofoppositiontodayhastoldusthatcooperationisnotbetterthancoopetitioninpromotingsocialadvancement.
Butwethinkthiswillnotworkwell.Weshould…
Inordertosupportourstance,todayIwillhaveoneextensionandoneargument.Firstly,Iwillprovetheworkabilityofourplan,andtheargumentcaresabout….
Butbeforethat,Iwillgivetworebuttals.
(Substantiation)
(I.Rebuttals)
(repairing-orientatedrebuttal)1…..
(refutation-orientatedrebuttal)2…..
(Extensions)
(Challengingtheburdenofproof)
(Thinkingofnewarguments)
(Conclusions)
Tosumup,todayIhavegiventworebuttals:
Allthosemadeourgovernmentsidebelievethat
DLO:
Mr.Speaker,membersoftheHouse,ladiesandgentlemen:
(Openingremarks)
AstheDeputyLeaderofOppositiontoday,Iwouldliketodividemyspeechintothreeparts:
firstIwouldliketogivetworebuttals,afterwardsIwouldliketogivemyargumentsApreviewoftheargumentsshouldbeverylistener-friendly.
andfinallymyconclusion.
(2rebuttals)
Herearemyarguments.
1….
2….
Toconclude,astheDLO,Ihaveclaimedthatmedia’ssupervisoryfunctioncannotbereplacedeasily,andIhaveexplainedwhythispolicy“banningmediacoverage”isunnecessaryandwhythegovernmentwoulddefinitelypayhighpriceifissuingtheban.没有总结第二个argument
Balancingtheadvantagesanddisadvantages,thishousebelievesthatweshouldnotbanmediacoverageofcelebrities’privacy.
GW:
GovernmentWhipSpeech
(Openingremarks-CommentonthePrincipleIssues)
Ladiesandgentlemen,Iregrettosaythatinthislong-lastingdebatewesawanoppositionwhooverlookedtheimportanceofcelebrities‘righttoprivacyandthenecessitiesofprotectingthisprivacy.Theyclaimedthatonceacelebritychosetostepoutintothepublicattention,heautomaticallyagreedtogiveuphisprivacyrighttofulfilltheso-called“publicduty”.Whichis,inotherwords,sinceacelebrityhasgainedsomuchattentionandmoneyfromhiscareer,heshouldthereforebewillingtosacrificehisrighttosatisfymediaandhisfellowcitizensinreturn.Firstly,wedonotthinkitisthecelebrities’publicdutytogiveuphisprivacyright.Rather,itisthecelebrity’sprivacythatismosteasilyharmedandneedtobeprotected.Secondly,webelievebyprotectingthisprivacywecanprotectmorepeoplefrompotentialharmandguidethesocietytowardsabettersocialvalue.Iwillprovethesetwopointsinmyfollowingspeech.
(Refutation)
1.Governmentshouldprovideweapons(allowmediasupervision)insteadoftaking(coverage)rightsaway?
Firstly,coveragerightdoesn’texistifitisaboutpersonalissues(privacy).
Secondly,basedonthisclaim,wecanalsosafelydrawtoaconclusionthatgovernmentshouldcomeupwithpoliciesandlawsasweaponstoprotecttheprivacyrightofcelebrities,notneglectingitsdutyanddeprivethisrightfromthem.Giveacommentofthisargumentasaconclusion:
Sothankyou,memberofopposition,whatyousaidisexactlythesametoourmodel
2.Shouldacelebritypayforhisfamebygivingupprivacy?
No.Whateverhegotfromhiscareerhepaidforthemthroughhishardworkandself-decipline.Asfortheopposition’sconcernthatcelebritiesmayhidedirtylittlesecretsandthereforehavebadinfluenceonpublic,wehavealreadyprovedthatgovernmentwouldsupervisethemwithmoresolidandvalidpoliciesandlaws,andwebelieveonlythegovernmenthassuchauthoritytodoso.
(SummaryModel:
AHRP)
Thoughoutthisdebate,Iseemainlytwoclashes.
Clash1Doesthemediacoverageofcelebrities’privacydosuchharmthatitneedtobebanned?
(YES)
Opposition:
Thesecoverageshelptosupervisecelebrities,teachcitizensrightfromwrongandsendpositivemessagestothepublic.Warrantismissing.加上Theyputmorestressonthebenefitofmediacoverageofcelebrities’privacy.
Us:
Thesecoveragesharmthecelebritiesandtheirfamiliesandfriendsbyaffectingtheirnormaldailylives,sometimesevenarousingpersonalattacksandinsults.(ZGR)
Thesecoveragesharmthefans(esp.teenagerswholookeduptotheirmodels)bymisleadingthemtodothesamethingtheirmodelsdid(e.g.drugabuse).
Thesecoveragesharmthewholesocietyforthemedia,underitsprofit-drivennature,mayformacompetitionofdisclosingcelebrities’privacy.Evenworse,toattractmoreattentaintheymaytryto“create”privacywhichisnottrue,causinggreaterchaosanddisputes.Warrantismissing:
加上Fromtheabovecontrast,itisquiteobviousthatmediacoverageofcelebrities’privacycan’tfulfillthedutyofsupervisioneffectivelyastheoppositionbenchwishes,butonthecontrary,itbringsaboutmoreharm.Sowe,governmentbench,winthenecessityclash.
Clash2Whoshouldbethesupervisorofthecelebrities,themediaorthegovernment?
Media>
Governmentthestate
Mediaposessesmorefactsandcandiscloseillegalaffairsmuchearlier.
Mediahelppeopletopursuethetruth.
Improvingthefunctoinofmediasavesmoreresourcesthanbanningitsfunction.
Media<
Government同上
Mediasupervisioncan’tbetotallydependedon.Theadvantagesofmediasupervisionisbasedonthepremisethatitreportstherightthingintherightway.However,itisdifficultformediatotakeanobjectiveviewinreportingbecausemediaismarket-orientedandhastoconsiderthetasteofitsaudience.
Itisgovernment同上
’sduty.Mediacansupervise,buttothegovernmentthisispartofitsdutythatitcan’tshifttosomeoneelseregardlessoftheexpanses.What’smore,onlygovernmenthasthestance,theauthorityandqualificationtocarryoutsuchpowerfulsupervisiontoregulatethecelbrities.(e.g.anticorruption)
Itisalsothegovernment’sdutytoensurethewell-beingofallcitizensbyprotectingcelebrities’rightandguidingaswellaseducatingnormalpeopletoformtherightvalues(respectingothers’privacyright,notdiggingintothem).Toconclude,weprovethejustificationofourmodel,thatis,thestatehasthemoraldutytosupervisecelebrities.Wealsoprovetheeffectivenessofourmodel,thatis,thestatecandoabetterjobthanthemediainsupervisionsinceveryoftenmedia’ssupervisionisproblematicandviolatecelebrities’privacyright.
Ending.
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OppositionWhipSpeech
------Thishousewouldbanmedia
coverageofcelebritiesprivatelife
Ladiesandgentlemen,astheoppositionwhip,I’dliketobeginmysummaryspeechbypointingouttoday’smajorclash,firstly,Humanrightsandprivacyrighthavebeenthefocusingpointthroughoutthisdebate,andanotherclashingpointiswhetherthegovernmentstate,以区分governmentside/bench
shoulddenythesupervisionroleofthemediaoncelebrities’privatelife.
Thegovernmentsideraisedtheissueofhumanrightthatbysayingthat
privacyisoneofpeople’sbasicrights,thusitshouldbeprotect,andespeciallysowhenitcomestocelebritieswhoismorelikelyandvulnerableto?
语言错误
privacyviolation,butthere’sonemajorflawhere,almostallofthegovernmentside’sargumentsarebasedonthepresumptionthatcelebritieswantcompleteprotectionoftheirprivacy,butthatissimplynottrue,causebecause.Debateisagenrebetweenwrittenlanguageandorallanguage.Wecannotuseveryinformalwords.
everyoneknowsthatatthebeginningstageofacelebrities’career,alltheyeverwantedismoremediaexposure,andmoreoftenthannot,evenaftertheygainedfame,theystillwouldlovetodeliberatelymakesomefussabouttheirprivatelifeinordertocatchthepublic’seyesandattention,ifthecelebritiesthemselvesdonotevenwanttobeprotected,whogivesthegovernmenttherighttoWhyshouldthestate
ignoretheirpersonalwillandimposeitsowninterpretationonthem.
Andspeakingofhumanrights,thegovernmentsideonlyseesonesideofthestory,whichisonlyseeingtheproblemofmediacoverageofcelebrities’privacyfromthecelebrities’pointofstand,butjustasourleaderofoppositionhaspointedoutcelebritiesaretheoneswithmostsocialattractionsandinfluenceandtheirbehaviorandactionwilldefinitelyplayanimportantroleinconductingthepublic,thesadtruthisthegovernmentcompletelyoverlookedthehumanrightsofthepublicwithoutevensufficientlysupportingtheirone-sidestory.
Theothersideofthestoryisthepublic’srightofinformationasourmemberofoppositionhaspointedout.Whatcelebritiesdonotwantthemediatoexposeareusuallybadthingsthey’vedonethatonceexposedwouldruintheircareerandpublicfigureimage
butwithoutknowingwhatkindofpersontheyreallyare,thepublicseethemasrolemodels,theydevotetimeandmoneytofollowtheyidols,bytime,ImeanthetimetheydevotedtowatchthecelebritiesonTVandInternet,thetimetheyusedtofollowedthemandattendtheirconcernsandalsotimetheyspenttalkingabouttheiridolswithfriendsandcolleagues,bymoney,Imeanthemoneytheyspentonbuying