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There is no "Meaning of Life"

Eventually we will be gone, and the universe will continue without us, so there's no possibility there's any meaning whatsoever, except for the individual and subjective meaning we hope to gain through the course of our lives.
3 supporter.

The death penalty is wrong.

Your argument is implying that those executed are guilty because there's enough time whether to be found guilty or not. This is wrong, because there's plenty of examples of innocents being executed.
3 supporter.

Piracy should be banned and punished

Some people download items because they don't have the money, but for a lot of people piracy facilitates the act of not buying items that you normally would have, effectively robbing the content creator.
1 supporter.
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Fallacy Of Slippery Slope
False Analogy

Piracy should be banned and punished

The fact that piracy has forced artists into this way of earning money, is not an argument for keeping it that way. This is a kind of Is to Ought Fallacy.
1 supporter.
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Rich people should spend more money, the society will benefit.

It's in our (regular people) interest that they spend their money, because the effect will cascade down the layers in society, providing jobs and wealth to those not so rich.
1 supporter.

A creator must exist

The initial argument is arguing that a creator MUST exist, not that there's a possibility, thus rendering your argument irrelevant (irrelevant conclusion).
1 supporter.

There is no "Meaning of Life"

Your criteria for meaning of life is to live forever. We don't live forever, thus there is no meaning.
1 supporter.

The death penalty is wrong.

Because death penalty is ineffective, doesn't mean it's wrong, unless everything that is ineffective is wrong.
1 supporter.