Michael Jones

You get somebody who knows what they're doing.

And, you know, I've done this for years.

I've tried to become a better debater with every debate and try to not, I never want to be that guy that just becomes the 12 year old that's going to rage quit on, you know, playing Halo Live.

So it depends on the people mostly.

And, you know, what's also good for debates is this, is you get them, you talk to them.

You meet before, you say, hey, nice, you recognize they're a person across the table from you.

And so it's really good when you're debating someone, you meet with them before, you shake their hand, you say, nice to meet you, thank you for agreeing.

Even if you didn't have dinner the night before, that's even better.

That's one of the things I kind of disappointed when debating Muslims is they,

Their religion says that they are to hate us.

So there's not a lot of that.

You know, like I'll see these guys, these Muslims show up for the debate and then they leave right after.

They don't want to talk to you.

They don't want to be your friend.

It's sad, really.

It's really sad to see that.

But that's just Islam.

They are told that we, the Quran says we are the worst of creatures.

It says they are the best of people Allah has raised up.

They are not to be friends or allies with us.