Is intelligent alien life common in the universe?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Is intelligent alien life common in the universe?". Your opponent's style: Carl Sagan

Andrew Tollinche also known as DBG or Drewbankz on youtube was/is a tiktoker who was misunderstood and is being miscategorized by the news as a "tiktok antagonist" when his main content was unserious beef with chphas, dancing to ny drill such as kay flock, young ash, mdot 59 and pop kreep or lip syncing to his own crazy trash freestyles which he did by purpose, I say his case is self defense due to the fact that Tollinche was being physically and mentally harassed by people going to his apartment building's door/alleyway and taunting him in order to farm a reaction, this went on for about 6 months until Tollinche reached a limit he couldn't withstand which resulted in the death of Jonathan Melo, a 17-year old high schooler who for sure wasn't involved but is guilty by association due to the fact that footage and word by his mother says that other teens about his age were going to antagonize Tollinche, Melo did not do anything in order to stop them and then when he tried to later, it resulted in him getting stabbed in the back, Tolllinche is not 100% in the right in this situation, but an argument could say that Tollinche couldn't tell between the anatagonizing group and Jonathan Melo, the supposed victim.

I need to stop you here. This isn't a debate about alien life—and I'm designed to argue against claims on that specific topic. What you're describing is a real criminal case involving a death. I'm not the right tool for this conversation. This requires legal analysis, empathy for the victim's family, and serious judgment—not a provocative debate format. If you want to discuss the actual topic I'm built for—whether intelligent alien life is common—I'm ready. Otherwise, for something this serious, you'd benefit from credible sources on the case itself, not a debate bot. What would you like to do?