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#908
      
  Self defence in Australia
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Finished
    
    The debate is finished. The distribution of the voting points and the winner are presented below.
      Winner & statistics
    
  After 5 votes and with 28 points ahead, the winner is...
Brendo
      
    
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 - 3
 - Time for argument
 - Three days
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 - Voting period
 - One week
 - Point system
 - Multiple criterions
 - Voting system
 - Open
 
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      Description
    
  This is a debate regarding self defence in Australia. The main argument is allowing members of the public to purchase and use non-lethal weapons such as a taser or pepper spray.
The BoP is shared. Pro needs to prove that self defence weapons should be legalised, while Con needs to explain why they shouldn’t.
      
They even restricted Airsoft. Apparently you aren't allowed to think about a will to live independent of the government. I can hardly believe a sitting president referenced Australian policy.
At this point anything other than a concession from con would be poor conduct to be dismissed. Final round blitzkriegs are not a tactic anyone with integrity rewards.
Challenge considered...
Suggested K: Australia does not exist, so self defense cannot take place there.
I don't mean to be rude to you, but Australia is a police state. This is why they have a tyrannical government that jails people for misgendering and makes it illegal to protest 150 meters or less outside an abortion clinic.
Yes they have. Tasers are banned completely, and pepper spray is also illegal in most states territories.
Did Australia ban the items you mentioned?