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Cyberbullying Punishment Counterarguments by a23a1732 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
The document discusses counterarguments against three propositions: lowering the voting age in Malaysia, the punishment for cyberbullying being too much, and online learning being effective for tertiary education. The counterarguments are that younger voters may lack maturity, favor radical candidates, and amplify polarization; cyberbullying punishments may not fit all crimes and could stifle free speech; and online learning lacks face-to-face skills development and can exacerbate inequality.
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- a23a1732
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- EN