This document summarizes a debate between David Baker (for) and Heinz Weindl (against) the proposition that "The Key Pathogenic Cell in MS is a B cell and is Independent of Antigen-Presentation to T cells." Baker argues that B cells, not T cells, are the key pathogenic cells in MS. He notes that treatments targeting B cells like ocrelizumab are effective, while T cell-targeted treatments have failed. He also argues that animal models showing T cell dependence are suboptimal. Weindl counters some of Baker's evidence and interpretations. The document provides details on B cell subsets and their roles, effects of MS treatments on memory B cells, and evidence from pathology.