Thread: Have you ever found a book to be good, but too disturbing to continue?
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Old 05-02-2011, 05:46 PM   #83
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Originally Posted by 357mag View Post
Thanks for your reply and your understanding. Everybody is entitled to their opinions and I don't condemn anyone for their personal opinions on anything. As I said, I almost stopped reading but I elected to continue because I know that whether or not one's opinions agree with mine, I stand to learn something either way.

Once in English class when I was in junior high we had to pick a topic for debate. On the day of the debate we were then told that we had to argue the opposite side of the topic rather than the side we chose. That was enlightening because if we did our job well, then we should have been knowledgeable on both sides of the topic.
that's how debate teams work
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