That the state should provide incentives for individuals to buy local

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brandon.the.debater (PRO)
Hello, my name is Brandon Acosta, and I will be debating as the affirmation for the resolution "That the state should provide incentives for individuals to buy local". I would first like to clarify the organization of my argument:

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Polymath
This debate is about SHOPPING not who can string together very long words in short sentences. Why over complicate the thread which will, in all probability, be about government intervention/subsidies.

Posted 2016-12-19 21:03:34