50 Christmas Debate Topics
These 50 Christmas debate topics cover petty arguments about cookies, lights, gifts, snow and family habits. Play free with friends: read a claim, vote guilty or not guilty, then argue it out.
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1. Candy canes are a decoration, not a snack.
Food & treats2. Fruitcake deserves a big comeback.
Food & treats3. Leftovers taste better than the actual holiday meal.
Food & treats4. Peppermint is the best flavor of the whole season.
Food & treats5. Hot cocoa without marshmallows is just warm chocolate milk.
Food & treats6. The cookie plate should be off-limits until after dinner.
Food & treats7. Store-bought cookies on a nice plate count as baking.
Food & treats8. Cranberry sauce belongs on the sandwich, not just the plate.
Food & treats9. A gingerbread house is for admiring, and nobody should eat it.
Food & treats10. The tree should not go up until the second week of December.
Decorations11. Icicle lights are the best kind of outdoor lights.
Decorations12. Tinsel causes more trouble than it is worth.
Decorations13. Giant inflatable yard decorations are always a good idea.
Decorations14. A real tree is worth every fallen needle.
Decorations15. Ornaments should be spread out evenly, not clumped on the front.
Decorations16. All decorations should come down on New Year's Day.
Decorations17. Lights that chase each other in patterns are too much.
Decorations18. Every room in the house deserves at least one decoration.
Decorations19. Gift cards are a thoughtful present.
Gifts20. Every gift should have a bow on top.
Gifts21. Regifting is fine if the gift is brand new.
Gifts22. Kids should open their presents before the grown-ups.
Gifts23. A handwritten card matters more than the gift itself.
Gifts24. It is fine to ask for the exact same gift two years in a row.
Gifts25. Shaking your presents before the big day is fair game.
Gifts26. Socks are a genuinely great gift.
Gifts27. Snow is only fun on the first day.
Snow & winter28. Holiday sweaters should be worn all winter long.
Snow & winter29. A snow day is better spent sledding than staying in.
Snow & winter30. Snow looks better from inside than outside.
Snow & winter31. Every snowman needs a carrot nose.
Snow & winter32. Shoveling snow counts as a real workout.
Snow & winter33. Scarves are the most underrated winter accessory.
Snow & winter34. Winter is the coziest season of the year.
Snow & winter35. Christmas Eve is more fun than Christmas Day.
Family traditions36. Everyone should stay in pajamas all of Christmas Day.
Family traditions37. Holiday movies should only be watched in December.
Family traditions38. Holiday music in stores before Thanksgiving is way too early.
Family traditions39. Every family photo needs at least one silly take.
Family traditions40. Whoever hosts should never have to do the dishes.
Family traditions41. A board game is the best holiday tradition.
Family traditions42. Holiday cards with family photos beat plain cards.
Family traditions43. Santa should switch to a delivery truck to save time.
Silly what-ifs44. The reindeer deserve a day off after Christmas Eve.
Silly what-ifs45. A snowman would make a terrible roommate.
Silly what-ifs46. Leaving Santa vegetables instead of cookies is totally fine.
Silly what-ifs47. Santa's helpers should get their names on the gift tags.
Silly what-ifs48. Christmas should happen twice a year.
Silly what-ifs49. Talking reindeer would get annoying fast.
Silly what-ifs50. The North Pole would be a fun place to live.
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