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A government should provide free public transportation services to everyone.
It may charge a small fee ($1) to avoid the abuse but it is regarded as free.
A Slogan or Motto for Australia?
Other similar democratic nations have a motto that people can identify with and encourages a sense of cohesion. My argument is proposed at https://cmplxty.substack.com/p/a-fair-go-for-all
Politicans should be forced to use public services instead of private methods.
Politicians in Australia must abide by the same public services as the majority of the Australian population such as public transport, healthcare e.t.c
This debate forum, should be a politics-free zone, and arguments (both affirmative and negative) should avoid demonising personalities.
There are many reasons that social media convos descend into destructive personal jibes (and even bullying). One is that debaters, while venting legitimate grievances, are "remote" from "face-to-face" situations (in which opinions are generally put more civilly). However, simply pushing party-political or narrow opinions and gratuitously criticising people (who may think differently) doesn't inform others or advance the knowledge we need to reach informed views.
Indian examination system has became a test of endurance rather than proficiency
Show how indian exam pattern now only a test of endurance... Add suitable quotations and also add some qoutes