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Debate Score:25
Arguments:23
Total Votes:25
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Do you hold the door open for the person behind you?

Yes

Side Score: 15
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No

Side Score: 10
1 point

Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.

Side: yes
1 point

If someone doesn't hold the door for me, guess what I do. I just open the door for myself.

Side: No
Axmeister(4322) Disputed
1 point

It's about respect, if you open the door for someone it shows you respect their presence and acknowledge that they're in the same predicament as you and so you save them the work of opening the door by helping them.

I don't see how your comment is a dispute, all you state is a solution to the case where someone ignores you completely.

Side: yes

If someone doesn't hold the door for me, I smash their head through the door, using the door like an ox yoke, then forcing them to hold it.

Side: No

That do onto others crap doesn't work. I thought that if I'd do some girl that she would then have to do me in the future but it doesn't quite work that way ;)

Side: yes

You mean sloppy seconds?---------------------------------------

Side: yes
1 point

If someone is close enough behind me I will hold the door open. If it'll take longer than 5 seconds (at the pace of 1 Mississippi) then the door will not be held for them.

It's simply something nice that I can do to hopefully give just one more positive event in their life. Even the small things count.

Side: yes

Yes...., but only because I feel guilty for pushing the close button on the elevator when people are obviously rushing to get in ;)

Side: yes
1 point

Within reason, yes... if they're a mile behind me, forget about it!

Side: yes
1 point

Where I am from, nearly everybody does. I do it because it is a courteous gesture which requires almost no effort.

Side: yes

If it is within reason then yes I will hold the door. Sometimes I do hold it for prolonged periods of time.

Side: yes
1 point

I do. It just seems like the polite thing to do, you know?

Side: yes

I practice common courtesy and I am not going to let a door slam against another person.

Side: Yes

Unless it is someone I know, FUCK THEM. Are they incapable of opening of the door?

Side: No
1 point

Do you hold the door open for the person behind you?

Nope... I'm usually the one behind! Lmao!

Side: No

You know i get it opened for me all the time but id hold it open that much, not because im not a gracious or courteous person but im a young fit male (hopefully not sounding too vain), i don't need the door opened for me, and i don't want it opened for me, often a person way up ahead will hold the door and then you have to hurry yourself in roder not to keep them waiting, its just stupid. If i see a person with something in their hands ill open the door, if i see a women i probably will as i like to think of myself as chivalrous, and if i see anyone who i think may have trouble opening it (e.g. elderly, handicapped etc. etc.) i will open it, but i think it this should be the exception, and not the rule, thats why i don't do it as a reflex like many, being courteous can be annoying when its taken to an extreme (at least it is to me anyway), like when you have a waiter in a bar standing next to you filling your glass back up every time you take a drink, just fuck off and give me some privacy you'll get your fucking tip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Ah what a releif it was to get that out of my system.

Side: No
1 point

Sometimes I do, sometimes I don't. If they appear to be fully able, young, capable of doing so, I'll leave them to open it for themselves. If I know the person, I'll open it; if the person is elderly, I'll usually open it. Most often I'd say no.

Side: No