Is influencer a legitimate career?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is influencer a legitimate career?". Your opponent's style: Bo Burnham

Good evening dear teachers Please note *English debate topic* Special Intensive Revision: Strengthening electoral integrity or creating barriers to democratic participation?” In facour of this

I appreciate the formal setup, but I'm going to flip this around on you. Strengthening electoral integrity sounds noble until you realize it's code for making voting harder. Voter ID laws, purged registration rolls, reduced early voting—these don't catch fraud, they catch poor people and minorities who can't take time off work or jump through bureaucratic hoops. Meanwhile, documented voter fraud is rarer than lightning strikes. You're solving a problem that doesn't exist while creating a real one: disenfranchisement. Democracy isn't about having integrity so tight that half the country can't participate. It's about letting people vote. You're trading access for security theater, and that's not integrity—that's gatekeeping. Why should proving citizenship be harder than buying a gun?