The prevention of a nuclear catastrophe akin to 9/11 is paramount.

Reasons to agree:

1. A nuclear 9/11 could result in fatalities on a far greater scale.


2. Pragmatically, some sacrifices may be necessary to ensure safety. We can debate the extent of those sacrifices, particularly in terms of privacy.


3. Attacking citizens is a cowardly act. 


4. Reasons that Muslims should agree: For the global Muslim community: a nuclear 9/11 won't achieve the results some might anticipate. It wouldn't lead to a withdrawal of America or Western culture. Instead, it could provoke an even stronger response. A nuclear 9-11 would not cause America to withdraw from the world stage. We would destroy any country that has people in it that smiled on the day that America was attacked, the rest of the world would support us in any vengeance that we wanted, and our culture would not be the one that would go up in flames afterward. A nuclear 9-11 would not stop the spread of Western culture. A nuclear 9-11 would not stop the spread of women's rights or gay rights. A nuclear 9-11 would not stop the spread of democracy. A nuclear 9-11 would not accomplish any of the goals of the Muslim community.


5. Countries don't need nuclear weapons as a deterrent. We will prevent one country from invading another country. Iran doesn't need to obtain them. A nuclear weapon would make them less secure, not more secure.

Reasons to disagree:

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The interest of those who agree:

1. Environmental preservation.
2. Humanity's wellbeing.
3. Prevention of human suffering.
4. Halting the potential cycle of violence that could ensue if America were to seek retribution.
5. Mitigating the fear of terrorist attacks.

The interest of those who disagree:

1. Freedom from expansive government surveillance, particularly those resisting the CIA and FBI's powers.


2. Autonomy from international pressures and constraints on their national security decisions for countries like Iran seeking nuclear capabilities.
3. Addressing perceived grievances applicable to individuals who may wish harm upon America.
4. Resistance to the global dissemination of Western culture, particularly amongst individuals who believe a significant attack on America would prompt its withdrawal from the world stage.
5. Opposition to the spread of women's rights, sexual freedom, divorce rights, and LGBTQ+ rights, particularly among individuals who believe an attack on America would halt the global progression of these freedoms.
6. Fear of aggression from other nations, particularly if they lack a substantial deterrent like nuclear weaponry.


7. Revenge for perceived wrongs from religious Muslims who want a nuclear 9-11 in America


8. Stopping the spread of Western Culture, from religious Muslims who want a nuclear 9-11 in America and think a nuclear 9-11 would cause America to withdraw from the world stage.


9. Stopping the spread of women's rights, from religious Muslims who want a nuclear 9-11 in America and think a nuclear 9-11 would cause America to withdraw from the world stage.


10. Stopping the spread of sexual freedom from religious Muslims who want a nuclear 9-11 in America and think a nuclear 9-11 would cause America to withdraw from the world stage.


11. Stopping the spread of the right to divorce from religious Muslims who want a nuclear 9-11 in America and think a nuclear 9-11 would cause America to withdraw from the world stage.


12. Stopping the spread of homosexual rights from religious Muslims who want a nuclear 9-11 in America and think a nuclear 9-11 would cause America to withdraw from the world stage.


13. Fear that someone would attack if they don't have a bomb to scare them away.

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Common Interest between those who agree and disagree

1. Protecting innocent lives.
2. Preventing injustice.
3. Concern over potential escalation or unforeseen consequences of actions.

Opposing Interests between those who agree and disagree

1. The propagation of American cultural values and practices.
2. The dissemination of Islamic cultural values and practices.
3. National pride and self-determination.
4. Perspectives on morality and what is considered "sinful."
5. A sense of equity or parity, akin to the sentiment of "keeping up with the Joneses" in national security matters.