It is not advisable to use inappropriate, disrespectful or offensive words in a debate to irritate the opponent and make him lose his mind. This violates the principle of rational debate, is not conducive to the discussion and resolution of problems, and may also destroy the atmosphere of the debate and cause conflicts. Therefore, it is not recommended to do so. Rational debate should be based on facts, logic and rational thinking, and promote communication through clear statement of views, reasonable arguments, active listening and response to the other party's views. A good debate can promote the collision of ideas and deepen understanding, rather than seeking to make the opponent lose control of emotions. If you want to achieve good results in the debate, you should strive to express your views accurately with appropriate language, conduct arguments in an orderly manner, keenly capture the other party's loopholes and respond reasonably, etc. Staying professional and calm will be more conducive to achieving positive debate results.