[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5641</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: telemarketing is a nuisance
Argument: telemarketing is not popular with many people

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5641]: Bothersome. Telemarketing is a bothersome. Bothersome is used in the ...

- [5642]: Nuisance. Bothersome is used in the context of nuisance. Not popular is used in ...

- [5643]: Not popular. Telemarketing is used in the context of not popular. Not popular is used ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 5641, 5642, 5643
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5656</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Foster care is dangerous for children.
Argument: It can be harmful to a child's psyche to lack the stability of their own household.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5656]: Harmful. Lack the stability is used in the context of harmful.

- [5652]: Foster care. Foster care is used in the context of violence.

- [5654]: Dangerous for children. Violence is used in the context of dangerous for children.

- [5655]: Lack the stability. Violence is part of lack the stability. Lack the stability is used in the ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 5656, 5652, 5654, 5655
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5675</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: We should trust judges, who have passed rigorous testing and are voted in.
Argument: No one has been through more education and gained as many qualifications as judges do.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5675]: Judges. Judges is capable of effectiveness.

- [5677]: Passed rigorous testing. Effectiveness is created by passed rigorous testing. Passed rigorous testing is used for qualifications ...

- [5678]: Qualifications. Passed rigorous testing is used for qualifications.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5675, 5677, 5678
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5696</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: money is used by everyone
Argument: Everyone needs money in other to go on with their day today transactions

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5696]: Everyone. Day today transactions is used for everyone.

- [5693]: Money. Money is used for daily activities.

- [5695]: Day today transactions. Daily activities is part of day today transactions. Day today transactions is used for everyone ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 5696, 5693, 5695
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5704</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Prostitution is also a way of life and a body autonomy, it should be legal to perform
Argument: everyone has right to body autonomy, prostitution is one aspect of it that should not be a crime.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5704]: Body autonomy. Individual decision is created by body autonomy. Body autonomy is not capable of crime.

- [5705]: Crime. Body autonomy is not capable of crime.

- [5702]: Prostitution. Prostitution is used in the context of individual decision.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5704, 5705, 5702
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5736</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: When child actors are well educated monitored and protected they have the right to act.
Argument: Child actors tends to misbehave even when well monitored.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5736]: Child actors. Child actors is capable of misbehave.

- [5738]: Well monitored. Misbehave is used in the context of well monitored.

- [5739]: Well educated. Misbehave is not capable of well educated.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5736, 5738, 5739
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5744</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidizing stay-at-home-dads is beneficial to society.
Argument: Stay-at-home dads are the primary caregivers for their family.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5744]: Beneficial. Caregivers has the property of beneficial. Beneficial desires money.

- [5740]: Stay-at-home dads. Stay-at-home dads desires money. Stay-at-home dads is part of caregivers ...

- [5742]: Subsidizing. Subsidizing causes money.

- [5743]: Caregivers. Stay-at-home dads is part of caregivers. Caregivers has the property of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 5744, 5740, 5742, 5743
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5755</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: If we ban cosmetic surgery for minors a dangerous black market will be established
Argument: Minors should have the ability to decide for themselves about their own body

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5755]: Minors. Minors desires decide for themselves.

- [5757]: Their own body. Decide for themselves is used in the context of their own body.

- [5758]: Cosmetic surgery. Decide for themselves has the property of cosmetic surgery. Cosmetic surgery does not desire restricted ...

- [5759]: Restricted. Cosmetic surgery does not desire restricted. Restricted is a synonym of ban. Restricted is capable of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 5755, 5757, 5758, 5759
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5762</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Compulsory voting forces people to contribute their opinion.
Argument: By making voting compulsory, we force people to share their opinion.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5762]: Compulsory voting. Compulsory voting is used in the context of forces voting.

- [5764]: Contribute their opinion. Forces voting causes contribute their opinion.

- [5765]: Voting compulsory. Voting compulsory causes force people.

- [5766]: Force people. Voting compulsory causes force people. Force people desires forces voting.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5762, 5764, 5765, 5766
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5801</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: racial profiling allows people who have committed a crime to be caught quickly
Argument: Racial profiling allows criminals of certain races to be fished out as early as possible

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5801]: Racial profiling. Racial profiling can receive the action of allows.

- [5803]: Criminals. Allows is used in the context of criminals. Criminals is part of certain races ...

- [5804]: Certain races. Criminals is part of certain races. Certain races is capable of be fished out ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 5801, 5803, 5804
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5857</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Television is fun and part of us already
Argument: Almost everyone has a television in their house

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5857]: Fun. Everyone desires fun. Fun is located at house.

- [5858]: House. Fun is located at house.

- [5855]: Television. Television is used for everyone.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5857, 5858, 5855
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5920</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: We should continue to allow child actors.
Argument: Some roles are designed for children and should be played by children to be realistic.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5920]: Continue to allow. Happy desires continue to allow. Should be allowed causes continue to allow.

- [5924]: Should be allowed. Played by children is used in the context of should be allowed. Should be allowed ...

- [5918]: Child actors. Child actors is capable of happy.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5920, 5924, 5918
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>5929</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Language should adapt.
Argument: As cultures and environments change, language should adapt with it.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [5929]: Language. Language is capable of change. Language is part of culture.

- [5931]: Adapt. Change is part of adapt.

- [5932]: Culture. Language is part of culture. Culture desires change.

Initial allowed node IDs: 5929, 5931, 5932
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6012</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Wikipedia is a source of Information for everyone
Argument: Wikipedia gives us information needed

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6012]: Knowledge. Wikipedia is made of knowledge. Knowledge is used for source of information.

- [6013]: Source of information. Knowledge is used for source of information.

- [6014]: Gives us information. Wikipedia is used for gives us information.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6012, 6013, 6014
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6056</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: We should be allowed to sell our organs legally.
Argument: Bodily autonomy grants us the right to sell our organs.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6056]: Legally. Choice desires legally.

- [6057]: Bodily autonomy. Bodily autonomy desires sell our organs.

- [6055]: Choice. Sell our organs desires choice. Choice desires legally.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6056, 6057, 6055
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6064</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Being a prostitute is dangerous.
Argument: Being a prostitute is something that many people would not enjoy.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6064]: Unwanted. Choice is part of unwanted. Unwanted is created by would not enjoy.

- [6065]: Would not enjoy. Unwanted is created by would not enjoy. Would not enjoy causes dangerous.

- [6062]: Being a prostitute. Being a prostitute is not a choice.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6064, 6065, 6062
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6067</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: It is not right to interfere with nature because we are not God.
Argument: Nature is something that is not designed my mankind.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6067]: Nature. Nature is not created by mankind.

- [6069]: God. Mankind is not a god. God is capable of creation.

- [6070]: Creation. God is capable of creation.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6067, 6069, 6070
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6075</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: When we subsidize stay at home Dads they tend to be more productive
Argument: stay at home Dads will be happy when they are supported, they will invest and help themselves and the country

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6075]: Stay home dads. Stay home dads is capable of be more productive.

- [6077]: Subsidy. Be more productive is created by subsidy. Subsidy causes happy.

- [6078]: Happy. Subsidy causes happy. Happy is used for dads.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6075, 6077, 6078
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6096</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: safe space enable people to have a place they are accepted
Argument: everyone can stay in a safe space and will not be criticised nor judged

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6096]: They are accepted. People feel secure is created by they are accepted.

- [6097]: Not be criticised. Safe space is used in the context of not be criticised. Not be criticised is ...

- [6094]: Safe space. Safe space is used in the context of people feel secure. Safe space is used in ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6096, 6097, 6094
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6114</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The money would be better spent on employees.
Argument: Some people believe that extra money should go to the employees of an organization.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6114]: Money. Money is capable of surplus.

- [6116]: Better spent. Surplus is capable of better spent. Better spent has the property of organization.

- [6117]: Organization. Better spent has the property of organization. Organization has the property of employees.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6114, 6116, 6117
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6136</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Television is valuable.
Argument: Television is enjoyed by many Americans.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6136]: Many americans. Many americans is a traditional hobby. Enjoyed by is used in the context ...

- [6139]: Enjoyed by. Fun and entertaining causes enjoyed by. Enjoyed by is used in the context of ...

- [6134]: Television. Television is a fun and entertaining.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6136, 6139, 6134
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6147</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Flag burning is a hate crime.
Argument: It is only a material object. No threat to people is implied. It's not a hate crime.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6147]: Material object. Flag burning is a material object. Material object is not capable of hate crime.

- [6148]: Threat to people. Flag burning is not a threat to people.

- [6149]: Hate crime. Material object is not capable of hate crime.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6147, 6148, 6149
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6155</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: safe spaces are necessary.
Argument: Safe spaces allow for freedom of expression.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6155]: Safe spaces. Safe spaces is used in the context of important. Safe spaces causes freedom of expression.

- [6157]: Necessary. Important is used in the context of necessary.

- [6158]: Freedom of expression. Safe spaces causes freedom of expression. Freedom of expression is used in the context of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6155, 6157, 6158
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6169</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Capital punishment will deter criminals.
Argument: A very serious punishment would make criminals less likely to offend.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6169]: Capital punishment. Capital punishment is part of very serious punishment.

- [6171]: Deter criminals. Very serious punishment is used for deter criminals. Deter criminals is capable of less ...

- [6172]: Less offense. Deter criminals is capable of less offense. Less offense is used for criminals.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6169, 6171, 6172
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6184</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: television is too pase.
Argument: more people tend to watch media in other forms.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6184]: In other forms. Watch media is located at in other forms. In other forms is capable of self ...

- [6185]: Self pace. In other forms is capable of self pace. Self pace causes more flexible.

- [6182]: More people. More people desires watch media.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6184, 6185, 6182
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6200</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People should be free to use alternative health care.
Argument: Many healthcare remedies - both prescribed and alternative - can help via the placebo effect.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6200]: Placebo effect. Alternative medicine has the property of placebo effect. Placebo effect is used for people ...

- [6201]: People. Placebo effect is used for people. People desires many healthcare remedies.

- [6198]: Alternative health care. Alternative health care is made of alternative medicine.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6200, 6201, 6198
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6219</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The right to bear arms helps people defend themselves.
Argument: The right to keep and bear arms is in the constitution.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6219]: The right. The right is used for keep arms. The right is used for bear arms.

- [6220]: Keep arms. The right is used for keep arms. Keep arms is located at the constitution.

- [6222]: The constitution. Keep arms is located at the constitution. Bear arms is located at the constitution. The ...

- [6223]: Legal. The constitution is a legal. Bear arms is a legal. Legal causes helps people.

- [6224]: Helps people. Legal causes helps people. Helps people is capable of defend themselves.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6219, 6220, 6222, 6223, 6224
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6264</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Voters should have full access to information.
Argument: Democratic governments put the power in the hands of citizens.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6264]: Hands of citizens. Informed is created by hands of citizens.

- [6260]: Voters. Voters desires informed.

- [6262]: Information. Informed is created by information.

- [6263]: Democratic governments. Democratic governments desires informed.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6264, 6260, 6262, 6263
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6288</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Children should be allowed to participate in acting.
Argument: Children have long been abused in the culture of acting, and television media.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6288]: Children. Children is a long been abused.

- [6290]: Culture of acting. Long been abused is located at culture of acting. Culture of acting is located at ...

- [6294]: Television media. Culture of acting is located at television media. Television media causes cruel and inhuman ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6288, 6290, 6294
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6304</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The government is obliged to ban naturopathy.
Argument: Naturopathy is experimental and the government should ban non-quantified treatments.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6304]: Naturopathy. Naturopathy is a experimental.

- [6306]: Non-quantified treatments. Experimental is a synonym of non-quantified treatments. Non-quant ...

- [6307]: Ban. Non-quantified treatments desires ban. Ban is a synonym of abolish.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6304, 6306, 6307
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6314</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A multi party system is not stable.
Argument: A single party system would provide stability.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6314]: Multi party system. Multi party system is capable of division.

- [6316]: Not stable. Division is used in the context of not stable. Not stable is an antonym of ...

- [6318]: Stability. Single party system causes stability. Not stable is an antonym of stability.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6314, 6316, 6318
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6328</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: People should use gender-neutral language.
Argument: Using gender-neutral language will keep people from being ostracized.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6328]: Gender-neutral language. Gender-neutral language causes equality.

- [6330]: People. Equality is used for people. People is capable of being ostracized.

- [6331]: Being ostracized. People is capable of being ostracized.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6328, 6330, 6331
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6372</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Abolishing mandatory retirement will benefit society.
Argument: Abolishing mandatory retirement will reduce citizens' dependence on the state.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6372]: Abolishing mandatory retirement. Abolishing mandatory retirement is capable of reduction.

- [6374]: Citizens' dependence. Reduction is used for citizens' dependence. Citizens' dependence is capable of benefit ...

- [6375]: Benefit society. Citizens' dependence is capable of benefit society.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6372, 6374, 6375
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6393</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Gender neutral language is no better than current language.
Argument: Even gender neutral terms are subject to gender bias and are no more helpful than current language.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6393]: Better than current. Has issues is not capable of better than current. Gender bias does not have the ...

- [6395]: Gender bias. Gender neutral terms has the property of gender bias. Gender bias does not have the property ...

- [6391]: Gender neutral language. Gender neutral language is used in the context of has issues.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6393, 6395, 6391
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6416</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A multi-party system will be more efficient.
Argument: Politicians will be able to strike better deals if there are more parties to bargain with.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6416]: More efficient. More involvement is capable of more efficient.

- [6417]: More parties. More parties causes strike better deals. More parties is used in the context of multi-party ...

- [6418]: Strike better deals. More parties causes strike better deals.

- [6415]: More involvement. Multi-party system is used in the context of more involvement. More involvement is capable of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6416, 6417, 6418, 6415
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6432</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Citizens should be compelled to vote.
Argument: Ill-informed decisions are harmful to society; voting should not be compelled.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6432]: Citizens. Citizens is capable of ill-informed decisions.

- [6429]: Harmful to society. Ill-informed decisions is a harmful to society.

- [6430]: Vote. Vote is capable of ill-informed decisions.

- [6431]: Compelled. Ill-informed decisions does not desire compelled.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6432, 6429, 6430, 6431
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6433</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidies should not be allowed.
Argument: Subsidies can help pave the way for people by providing structure.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6433]: Subsidies. Subsidies is part of financial assistance.

- [6435]: Providing structure. Financial assistance is capable of providing structure. Providing structure is used for helping support.

- [6436]: Helping support. Providing structure is used for helping support. Helping support is part of make success possible ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6433, 6435, 6436
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6456</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidizing student loans is bad.
Argument: By subsidizing student loans, we take away incentives for students to perform well.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6456]: Take away incentives. Subsidizing student loans causes take away incentives. Take away incentives is part of ...

- [6453]: Subsidizing student loans. Subsidizing student loans is a negative. Subsidizing student loans ...

- [6455]: Bad. Negative is used in the context of bad.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6456, 6453, 6455
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6480</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Naturopathy is dishonest and should be banned.
Argument: Naturopathy often make bold claims unsupported by evidence and can cause harm.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6480]: Naturopathy. Naturopathy has the property of not real medicine.

- [6482]: Should be banned. Not real medicine has the property of should be banned. Cause harm has the property ...

- [6484]: Cause harm. Unsupported by evidence is capable of cause harm. Cause harm has the property of should be ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6480, 6482, 6484
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6504</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Intellectual property rights damage art.
Argument: Intellectual property rights protect an artist's creation from abuse by others.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6504]: Intellectual property. Assign patents to is used in the context of intellectual property. Intellectual property is capable ...

- [6505]: Protect artist's creation. Intellectual property is capable of protect artist's creation. Protect artist's creation is ...

- [6502]: Intellectual property rights. Intellectual property rights can receive the action of assign patents to.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6504, 6505, 6502
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6521</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A person is allowed to state how they feel about their country.
Argument: Freedom of speech is the first amendment of the US constitution.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6521]: Gives people freedom. Freedom of speech can receive the action of gives people freedom. Gives people freedom ...

- [6522]: Allowed to state. Gives people freedom causes allowed to state. Allowed to state is used in the context ...

- [6526]: First amendment. Freedom of speech is a first amendment. First amendment is part of us constitution.

- [6527]: Us constitution. First amendment is part of us constitution.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6521, 6522, 6526, 6527
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6544</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Flag burning should be legal.
Argument: People should be encouraged to express themselves in ways that don't physically hurt others.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6544]: Flag burning. Flag burning is part of free speech.

- [6546]: Should be legal. Free speech is used in the context of should be legal. Express themselves is used ...

- [6548]: Express themselves. People desires express themselves. Express themselves is used in the context of should be legal.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6544, 6546, 6548
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6552</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Families are always happy when they get the specific gender of the child they want
Argument: Parent are happier when allowed to choose the gender of the child they want

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6552]: Child they want. Choose the gender is used in the context of child they want.

- [6550]: Families. Parent is part of families.

- [6551]: Choose the gender. Parent desires choose the gender. Choose the gender is used in the context of child ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6552, 6550, 6551
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6569</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Pride parade is a freedom of expression of equal right
Argument: pride parade makes people who participate in it happy

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6569]: Pride parade. Pride parade is capable of happy. Pride parade is a celebration.

- [6570]: Happy. Pride parade is capable of happy.

- [6572]: Freedom of expression. Celebration is used in the context of freedom of expression.

- [6573]: Equal right. Celebration is used in the context of equal right.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6569, 6570, 6572, 6573
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6612</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Artists and creators works a lot and should earn more funds
Argument: most artists and creators gives joy to us

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6612]: Income. Artists and creators desires income. Earn more funds is part of income.

- [6613]: Earn more funds. Earn more funds is part of income.

- [6614]: Gives joy. Artists and creators is capable of gives joy. Gives joy has the subevent of ...

- [6615]: Deserves income. Gives joy has the subevent of deserves income.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6612, 6613, 6614, 6615
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6701</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Homeopathy can be dangerous because it is unregulated.
Argument: A reputable third-party watchdog group checks the quality of homeopathic remedies and makes the results available on the web.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6701]: Homeopathy. Homeopathy causes homeopathic remedies.

- [6702]: Homeopathic remedies. Homeopathy causes homeopathic remedies. Homeopathic remedies can receive the action of checks ...

- [6704]: Third party watchdog. Checks quality is created by third party watchdog. Third party watchdog has the property of ...

- [6705]: Results available web. Checks quality causes results available web. Results available web causes public knowledge.

- [6706]: Public knowledge. Results available web causes public knowledge. Public knowledge causes safety for users.

- [6709]: Reputable. Third party watchdog has the property of reputable.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6701, 6702, 6704, 6705, 6706, 6709
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6736</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Subsidizing stay-at-home-dads is beneficial to society.
Argument: Subsidizing stay-at-home dads removes them from the workforce and increases burden on taxpayers.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6736]: Workforce. Workforce causes increases burden. Removed them is located at workforce.

- [6734]: Subsidizing stay-at-home-dads. Subsidizing stay-at-home-dads is capable of ...

- [6742]: Removed them. Demotivated to work causes removed them. Removed them is located at workforce.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6736, 6734, 6742
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6763</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Pages can be compromised and edited by many people so do not trust the information to be correct
Argument: Pages can be compromised to it should not be trusted to be correct

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6763]: Pages. Pages is capable of edited by anyone.

- [6765]: Do not trust. Edited by anyone causes do not trust. Not be trusted is a synonym of do ...

- [6766]: Not be trusted. Not be trusted is made of can be compromised. Not be trusted is a synonym ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6763, 6765, 6766
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6816</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Bearing arms is dangerous.
Argument: The US Constitution guarantees the right to bear arms.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6816]: Bearing arms. Protect people causes bearing arms. Bearing arms is not a dangerous. To bear arms ...

- [6817]: Dangerous. Bearing arms is not a dangerous.

- [6812]: The us constitution. The us constitution can receive the action of guarantees the right.

- [6813]: Guarantees the right. The us constitution can receive the action of guarantees the right. Guar ...

- [6815]: Protect people. To bear arms is capable of protect people. Protect people causes bearing arms.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6816, 6817, 6812, 6813, 6815
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6836</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Government subsidies will encourage low income learners to attend higher education
Argument: low income students are discouraged to attend higher education because they can't afford it.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6836]: Government subsidies. Government subsidies is capable of students afford college.

- [6838]: Attend higher education. Students afford college causes attend higher education. Low income students desires attend higher education.

- [6839]: Low income students. Low income students desires attend higher education.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6836, 6838, 6839
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6840</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The right to keep and bear arms benefits society.
Argument: The right to keep and bear arms also enables criminals to have access to weapons for committing crimes.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6840]: Bear arms. Bear arms causes increased guns.

- [6842]: Criminals access guns. Increased guns causes criminals access guns. Criminals access guns is used for ...

- [6843]: Committing crimes. Criminals access guns is used for committing crimes. Committing crimes is not a ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6840, 6842, 6843
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6848</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Company members can be lead into conflict.
Argument: Groups of people do not automatically agree with one another.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6848]: Automatically agree. Have different opinions is not capable of automatically agree. Automatically agree is used in the ...

- [6845]: Company members. Company members is created by groups of people.

- [6847]: Have different opinions. Groups of people can receive the action of have different opinions. Have different opinions is ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6848, 6845, 6847
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6928</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Student loans make students work harder.
Argument: Without something to pay off, students have no incentive to work.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6928]: Incentive to work. Student loans is capable of incentive to work. Incentive to work ...

- [6929]: Pay off. Incentive to work causes pay off.

- [6926]: Motivation. Student loans causes motivation. Motivation causes students work harder.

- [6927]: Students work harder. Motivation causes students work harder.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6928, 6929, 6926, 6927
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6956</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: If a song starts with an idea, the person who came up with the idea deserves to profit.
Argument: Without the initial idea, there would be no song.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6956]: Comes from idea. Song is used in the context of comes from idea. Comes from idea desires ...

- [6957]: Profit. Comes from idea desires profit. Initial idea desires profit.

- [6958]: Initial idea. Song is created by initial idea. Initial idea desires profit.

Initial allowed node IDs: 6956, 6957, 6958
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>6989</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Assisted suicide is an act of mercy.
Argument: Assisted suicide negates the possibility of any future treatment.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [6989]: Assisted suicide. Assisted suicide is a killing a person.

- [6991]: Negates the possibility. Killing a person causes negates the possibility. Negates the possibility has the ...

- [6992]: Any future treatment. Negates the possibility has the subevent of any future treatment. Any future treatment ...

- [6993]: Hopeless to recover. Any future treatment causes hopeless to recover. Hopeless to recover is not a ...

- [6994]: Act of mercy. Hopeless to recover is not a act of mercy. Killing a person is not ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 6989, 6991, 6992, 6993, 6994
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7024</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: multiparty systems provide more than one point of view and ultimately a better outcome
Argument: a multiparty system has more than one political view

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7024]: Better outcome. Various views is capable of better outcome.

- [7025]: Multiparty system. Multiparty system is used in the context of more than one.

- [7026]: More than one. Multiparty system is used in the context of more than one. More than one ...

- [7022]: Multiparty systems. Multiparty systems is used in the context of various views.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7024, 7025, 7026, 7022
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7033</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Children should be loved and cherished regardless of gender allocation
Argument: Children can be considered a gift to their parents.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7033]: Children. Children is created by boy or girl.

- [7035]: Considered a gift. Boy or girl is a considered a gift. Considered a gift is used ...

- [7036]: Their parents. Considered a gift is used for their parents. Their parents desires loved and cherished.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7033, 7035, 7036
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7044</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: If the market for organ donors was open, people who needed organs would be protected by rules.
Argument: When rules are in place for the organ market, it keeps things more controlled, and protects vulnerable people in need.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7044]: Market for organ. Market for organ causes regulations.

- [7046]: Protected by rules. Regulations is used in the context of protected by rules. Protected by rules causes more ...

- [7047]: More controlled. Protected by rules causes more controlled. More controlled is capable of protects vulnerable people.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7044, 7046, 7047
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7057</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Foster care harms children.
Argument: Children who go through foster care are more likely to deal with mental health issues.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7057]: Harms children. Negative effects is capable of harms children.

- [7058]: Mental health issues. Foster care causes mental health issues. Mental health issues is part of negative effects ...

- [7055]: Foster care. Foster care is used in the context of negative effects. Foster care causes mental health ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 7057, 7058, 7055
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7128</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: We should not cancel pride parades because it gives the message that lgbt people are unimportant.
Argument: Pride parades celebrate acceptance of lgbt people.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7128]: Important. Lgbt people is a important. Important is an antonym of unimportant.

- [7124]: Pride parades. Pride parades is capable of celebrate acceptance.

- [7126]: Lgbt people. Celebrate acceptance is used in the context of lgbt people. L ...

- [7127]: Cancel. Celebrate acceptance does not desire cancel.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7128, 7124, 7126, 7127
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7136</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Assisted suicide is murder.
Argument: It is illegal to knowingly contribute to another person's death.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7136]: Murder. Killing someone has the subevent of murder.

- [7137]: Illegal. Killing someone has the property of illegal.

- [7138]: Person's death. Person's death is part of killing someone. Helping someone die is a synonym of ...

- [7140]: Helping someone die. Assisted suicide causes helping someone die. Helping someone die is a synonym of ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 7136, 7137, 7138, 7140
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7145</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Gender-neutral language is impersonal.
Argument: Gender is an expression of a person's identity.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7145]: Gender-neutral language. Gender-neutral language is capable of vague.

- [7147]: Impersonal. Vague is used in the context of impersonal. Personal is an antonym ...

- [7150]: Personal. Identity is used in the context of personal. Personal is an antonym of impersonal.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7145, 7147, 7150
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7152</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Mandatory retirement keeps the workforce fresh.
Argument: Mandatory retirement allows people to know for a certainty when they will have to stop working.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7152]: New employees. Mandatory retirement causes new employees. New employees causes workforce fresh.

- [7153]: Workforce fresh. New employees causes workforce fresh.

- [7154]: Certainty. Mandatory retirement causes certainty.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7152, 7153, 7154
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7156</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Adopting gender neutral language would be expensive and we can use those resources in other places.
Argument: Adopting gender neutral language may cost more than it's worth.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7156]: Cost money. Gender neutral language is capable of cost money. Cost money is used in the context of ...

- [7157]: Expensive. Cost money is used in the context of expensive.

- [7158]: Worth. Gender neutral language is not capable of worth.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7156, 7157, 7158
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7192</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: A multi-party system would harm society.
Argument: A multi-party system would cause multiple parties to align and compromise, increasing efficiency and doing no harm.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7192]: Align and compromise. Multiple parties is capable of align and compromise. Align and compromise is not capable of ...

- [7193]: Harm society. Align and compromise is not capable of harm society.

- [7191]: Multi-party system. Multiple parties is part of multi-party system.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7192, 7193, 7191
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7195</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Racial profiling is not fair to people.
Argument: Racial profiling damages people that come up against it.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7195]: Bias. Racial profiling is capable of bias. Bias is used in the context of not fair.

- [7196]: Not fair. Bias is used in the context of not fair.

- [7197]: Damages people. Racial profiling causes damages people.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7195, 7196, 7197
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7259</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Capital punishment provides closure for victims' families.
Argument: Capital punishment does not guarantee closure for a victim's family members.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7259]: Capital punishment. Capital punishment is a synonym of death penalty.

- [7261]: Guarantee closure. Death penalty is not capable of guarantee closure. Guarantee closure is used in the ...

- [7262]: Victims' families. Guarantee closure is used in the context of victims' families.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7259, 7261, 7262
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7264</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Assisted suicide is a crime because a person had a hand in someone else's death
Argument: By assisting someone with their death you are committing a crime by causing them to lose their life

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7264]: Assisting someone death. Assisted suicide has the property of assisting someone death. Assisting someone death ...

- [7266]: Crime. Causing someone death has the property of crime.

- [7267]: Lose their life. Causing someone death is a synonym of lose their life.

- [7263]: Assisted suicide. Assisted suicide has the property of assisting someone death.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7264, 7266, 7267, 7263
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7280</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Economic sanction enables prevent bad behaviours of countries on others
Argument: Economic sanction allow other countries to live without fear of being oppressed by other countries

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7280]: Prevent bad behaviors. Penalty is capable of prevent bad behaviors.

- [7276]: Economic sanction. Economic sanction is capable of live without fear. Economic sanction is a penalty.

- [7277]: Live without fear. Economic sanction is capable of live without fear. Countries desires live without fear.

- [7278]: Countries. Countries desires live without fear. Penalty is used in the context of countries.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7280, 7276, 7277, 7278
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7288</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Assisted suicide is murder.
Argument: The dying party has consented, negating murder.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7288]: Has consented. Has chosen can receive the action of has consented. Has consented causes ruling ...

- [7285]: Assisted suicide. Assisted suicide is used for the dying party.

- [7287]: Has chosen. The dying party can receive the action of has chosen. Has chosen can receive the action ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 7288, 7285, 7287
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7344</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: The right is protected by the second amendment.
Argument: The second amendment is part of the constitution.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7344]: The constitution. The second amendment is part of the constitution.

- [7345]: Granted by. Granted by is used in the context of the second amendment. Bear arms is a granted ...

- [7347]: Bear arms. The right is used for bear arms. Bear arms is a granted by.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7344, 7345, 7347
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7352</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Organ acquisition in the market makes it easier to get.
Argument: Sale of organ in the market makes it easy to get and safe stress.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7352]: Safe stress. Easy to get is capable of safe stress.

- [7348]: Organ acquisition. Organ acquisition is capable of more organs available.

- [7350]: Easier to get. More organs available causes easier to get.

- [7351]: Easy to get. Easy to get is capable of safe stress. Easy to get is used in the ...

Initial allowed node IDs: 7352, 7348, 7350, 7351
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.


[User]
Classify the target node into one of the 2 categories listed below.
To decide: first determine what the belief claims (whether it is for or against something), then judge whether the argument agrees with that claim (support) or disagrees with it (counter).

Each turn must look like one of:
  <thinking>...</thinking><walk>7417</walk>   to fetch a node's full text + its 1-hop neighbors
  <thinking>...</thinking><answer>0</answer>   to commit a category

You MAY walk to gather more information, or emit <answer> directly if the previews below are sufficient. Previews are truncated, only <walk> returns trustworthy full text. You may walk up to 5 times.

Target node:
Belief: Freedom of speech protects flag burning.
Argument: The freedom of speech allows many things.

Categories:

- 0: counter

- 1: support

Neighbor nodes (short preview only; walk to see full content):

- [7417]: Freedom of speech. Freedom of speech is a synonym of freedom of expression.

- [7419]: Allows many things. Allows many things has the subevent of flag burning. Freedom of expression is capable ...

- [7420]: Flag burning. Allows many things has the subevent of flag burning.

Initial allowed node IDs: 7417, 7419, 7420
After a walk, IDs revealed inside the <information> block also become valid.