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Fullerton | 5 | Opponent: Claremont Anderson Daniels | Judge: Kamir, Dadah we were aff |
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Fullerton | 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin WE were aff |
Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | 1 | Opponent: Chaminade RK | Judge: Richard Idriss Aff won Neg went for the Neoliberalism K in the 2NR aff won on the perm |
Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | 4 | Opponent: Juan Diego Catholic WC | Judge: Zucker, Ja lost to cap pic |
Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | 6 | Opponent: Damien CS | Judge: Saiedian lost on T |
Meadows | 2 | Opponent: Encinitas Independent DZ | Judge: Zampietro we were aff (lost) lost to |
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1ACTournament: Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | Round: 1 | Opponent: Chaminade RK | Judge: Richard Idriss 1AC-CTS VersionContention One-PoliticsThe designation and#34;state sponsor of terrorismand#34; is heavily politicized and selectively biased- it serves to ideologically distract from direct state terrorism perpetrated by the United States and its allies. We have several internal links:1st, the United States labels Cuba as a state sponsor while ignoring its own culpability in numerous attacks against Cuba. Unrelated matters are used to refuse engagement and justify Cuba’s continued inclusion on the list.Bolender 13 (Keith Bolender is a Guest Scholar at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, a freelance journalist, and the author of and#34;Cuba Under Siege: American Policy, the Revolution and its Peopleand#34;. April 22, 2013, and#34;THE TERRORIST LIST, AND TERRORISM AS PRACTICED AGAINST CUBA,and#34; Council on Hemispheric Affairs, http://www.coha.org/22355/~~23sthash.u6Y6mHLD.dpuf)** 2nd, The designation of Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism reveals the list to be both over and under inclusive – only ideological enemies of the US are labeled and#34;terrorist sanctuaries.and#34; This obscures and distracts from direct state terrorism sponsored by the US.Jackson 6 (Richard Jackson is Reader in the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, and a Senior Researcher at the Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Contemporary Political Violence (CSRV). He is the founding editor of the journal, Critical Studies on Terrorism, December 2006, Denial of Sanctuary: Understanding Terrorist Safe Havens (Praeger Security International), and#34;The State and Terrorist Sanctuaries: A Critical Analysis,and#34; http://cadair.aber.ac.uk/dspace/bitstream/handle/2160/1948/BISA-Paper-2006-Jackson-Final.pdf?sequence=1-http://cadair.aber.ac.uk/dspace/bitstream/handle/2160/1948/BISA-Paper-2006-Jackson-Final.pdf?sequence=1)** This western obsession with non-state terror paints a one sided portrait of and#34;terrorism,and#34; and functions as an arm of state security, reaffirming state power and supremacy in force relations with its subjects. The real horror of the 20th century is unending state violence which the narrative structure of the War on Terror works diligently to conceal and legitimize.Jackson 7 (Richard Jackson is Reader in the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, and a Senior Researcher at the Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Contemporary Political Violence (CSRV). He is the founding editor of the journal, Critical Studies on Terrorism, 2007, and#34;Terrorism Studies and the Politics of State Power,and#34; Paper prepared for International Studies Association’s 47th annual convention, http://cadair.aber.ac.uk/dspace/bitstream/handle/2160/1951/ISA-2007-Paper-CTS-Jackson2.pdf?sequence=1)** Contention Two-EthicsThe direct violence against the Cuban people is a form of economic terrorism, but is concealed by both the status quo definitions of terrorism and an ethically bankrupt form of consequentialism that excuses this violence in the name of national security.Kauzlarich et al. 2 (DAVID KAUZLARICH is a Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice Studies at Southern Illinois University at Edwardsville RICK A. MATTHEWS is a criminologist at Ohio University, and WILLIAM J. MILLER is a Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice at Carthage College. 2002, and#34;TOWARD A VICTIMOLOGY OF STATE CRIME,and#34; http://jthomasniu.org/class/781/Assigs/kauzvictimology.pdf-http://jthomasniu.org/class/781/Assigs/kauzvictimology.pdf)** Empathic Solidarity is the best way to break with the hypocritical and unethical consequentialism of the status quo. We must open ourselves to the standpoint of the other in order to break free of the annihilating terrorist state of the concentration camp.Mendieta 7 (Eduardo Mendieta is a Columbian philosopher and chair of the Philosophy Dept. at Stony Brook University, 2007, Global fragments: globalizations, Latinamericanisms, and critical Theory) ====And our pragmatic defense of the plan provides an emancipatory philosophical movement dedicated to breaking down the barriers of class, race and national territory by seeking to transform ourselves and our democratic institutions. ==== The PlanThus, the plan: The United States federal government should exempt Cuba from section (j) of the Export Administration Act, section 40 of the Arms Export Control Act, and section 620a of the Foreign Assistant Act by removing Cuba from the United States Department of State’s list of state sponsors of terrorism. Contention Three-EpistemologySilence on state terror reifies these state-centric problem-solving paradigms and functions to maintain the legitimacy of state violence. This definitional control over legitimate forms of violence is the condition of possibility for state terrorism to occur.Jackson 9 (Richard Jackson is Reader in the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, and a Senior Researcher at the Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Contemporary Political Violence (CSRV). He is the founding editor of the journal, Critical Studies on Terrorism, Critical Studies on Terrorism, Volume 1 Issue 3, and#34;The ghosts of state terror: knowledge, politics and terrorism studiesand#34;, p 385-356) And terrorism is a social construction, not a brute fact- it doesn’t exist outside of the definitions we ascribe to it. Our aff is an intervention into the status quo and the discursive practices that have defined terrorism in a politicized and state-centric way.Jackson 8 (Richard Jackson is Reader in the Department of International Politics, Aberystwyth University, and a Senior Researcher at the Centre for the Study of Radicalisation and Contemporary Political Violence (CSRV). He is the founding editor of the journal 2008, and#34;An Argument for Terrorism,and#34; Perspectives on Terrorism, Volume 2: Number 2) Finally, their process counterplan can’t capture the performative critique of the 1AC. Our criticism is a pre-requisite to preventing policy failure– focusing solely on policy solutions leads to blowback and turns their offenseBilgin 4 (Pinar Bilgin is a Professor of International Relations at Bilkent University, 2004, Regional Security in the Middle East p. 203-207) | 10/4/13 |
2acTournament: Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | Round: 1 | Opponent: Chaminade RK | Judge: Richard Idriss ====1 We meet —- Terror list removal is a mechanism of economic engagement —- Iraq proves.==== 2 Counter interpretation: Removal of penalties and invest bans are economic engagement that’s distinct from political engagementHaass and O’Sullivan 2k —- Richard N. Haass, Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution, former senior aide to President George Bush, and Meghan L. O’Sullivan, Fellow with the Foreign Policy Studies Program at the Brookings Institution, 2000 (and#34;Terms of Engagement: Alternatives to Punitive Policies,and#34; Survival, Volume 42, Number 2, Summer, Available Online at http://www.brookings.edu/~~/media/research/files/articles/2000/6/summer20haass/2000survival.pdf-http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/research/files/articles/2000/6/summer haass/2000survival.pdf) 3 Extra-topical effects T is inevitable and good—-a. No brightline between political and economic engagement —- economically engaging with a country inevitably requires diplomatic talks before engaging —- their interpretation boxes out the embargo aff, the core of the topic. 4 Reasonability – good is good enough —- competing interpretations causes a race to the bottom – over-incentivizes going for T to arbitrarily limit out the aff.2AC Cap1. Perm-and#34;Epistemology in Parenthesisand#34;- we must reject the notion of idealized objectivity and develop a variety of coexisting conceptual frameworks.3. Coloniality DA - Any claims to the mutual exclusivity of their description of the world and ours by claiming only their epistemology is true re-inscribes colonial logic into the debate space.Mignolo 2011 (Walter D., , Argentine semiotician and professor at Duke University, The Darker Side of Western Modernity: global futures, decolonial options) The argument I’m working on builds on the distinction already mentioned¶ above, made 4. TRANSFORMING THE STATE IS GOOD AND PRAGMATIC - ATTEMPTING TO TEAR IT DOWN IS COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AND IMPROBABLEDussel 2008 The question of whether or not it is possible to and#34;change the world¶ 2 Specifically, state terror is used as a tool to promote the neo-liberal agenda.Blakely, Lecturer in International relations @ University of Kent, 2009 (Ruth, State Terrorism and Neoliberalism: The North in the South) 6 Turn – Zizek’s reading of Marx is EurocentricAlcoff, Professor of Philosophy at Hunter College and the CUNY Graduate Center, 2012 (Linda M., and#34;Enrique Dussel’s Transmodernismand#34;, TRANSMODERNITY: Journal of Peripheral Cultural Production of the Luso-Hispanic World, http://escholarship.org/uc/item/58k9k17t) The resultant political disenchantment with the era¶ of national liberation discourses, widespread through 7 Turn-Coalitions- The fracturing of coalitional politics inevitably results in Authoritarianism and prevents any kind of progressive change. Only the use of Assemblage Thinking via the affirmative and our permutation allows hope.Ramón Grosfoguel Colonial Subjects: Puerto Ricans in Historical Perspective, 2003 | 10/4/13 |
2acTournament: Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | Round: 6 | Opponent: Damien CS | Judge: Saiedian T====1 We meet —- Terror list removal is a mechanism of economic engagement —- Iraq proves.==== 2 Counter interpretation: Removal of penalties and invest bans are economic engagement that’s distinct from political engagementHaass and O’Sullivan 2k —- Richard N. Haass, Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution, former senior aide to President George Bush, and Meghan L. O’Sullivan, Fellow with the Foreign Policy Studies Program at the Brookings Institution, 2000 (and#34;Terms of Engagement: Alternatives to Punitive Policies,and#34; Survival, Volume 42, Number 2, Summer, Available Online at http://www.brookings.edu/~~/media/research/files/articles/2000/6/summer20haass/2000survival.pdf-http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/research/files/articles/2000/6/summer haass/2000survival.pdf) 3 Extra-topical effects T is inevitable and good—-a. No brightline between political and economic engagement —- economically engaging with a country inevitably requires diplomatic talks before engaging —- their interpretation boxes out the embargo aff, the core of the topic. 4 Reasonability – good is good enough —- competing interpretations causes a race to the bottom – over-incentivizes going for T to arbitrarily limit out the aff.K-neo1. Perm-and#34;Epistemology in Parenthesisand#34;- we must reject the notion of idealized objectivity and develop a variety of coexisting conceptual frameworks.2. THE 1AC PRESENTS 2 DISADS TO THE ALTERNATIVEEMPATHIC SOLIDARITY- WE MUST APPROACH THE OTHER WITH A REVERENT ANTIPOLITICS THAT CHALLENGES EXCLUSIONARY HIERARCHIES - THAT’S MENDIETA. 3. Coloniality DA - Any claims to the mutual exclusivity of their description of the world and ours by claiming only their epistemology is true re-inscribes colonial logic into the debate space.Mignolo 2011 (Walter D., , Argentine semiotician and professor at Duke University, The Darker Side of Western Modernity: global futures, decolonial options) The argument I’m working on builds on the distinction already mentioned¶ above, made 4. TRANSFORMING THE STATE IS GOOD AND PRAGMATIC - ATTEMPTING TO TEAR IT DOWN IS COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AND IMPROBABLEDussel 2008 The question of whether or not it is possible to and#34;change the world¶ 2 Specifically, state terror is used as a tool to promote the neo-liberal agenda.Blakely, Lecturer in International relations @ University of Kent, 2009 (Ruth, State Terrorism and Neoliberalism: The North in the South) Cuba will block any economic engagement regardless of US unilateral action.Lopez, Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies research associate, 13 Nearly every U.S. President since John F. Kennedy has tried to 5 Their generalizations are wrong, Cuba will be a winner in the neoliberal systemFeinberg 12 —- (Richard E. Feinberg is a professor of international political economy at the School of International Relations and Pacific Studies, University of California, San Diego, he is also the book reviewer for the Western Hemisphere section of Foreign Affairs magazine, December 2012, and#34;The New Cuban¶ Economy What Roles for Foreign Investment?,and#34; http://www.brookings.edu/~~/media/research/files/papers/2012/12/cuba20economy20feinberg/cuba20economy20feinberg209.pdf)** K-gender1. Perm-and#34;Epistemology in Parenthesisand#34;- we must reject the notion of idealized objectivity and develop a variety of coexisting conceptual frameworks.2. THE 1AC PRESENTS 2 DISADS TO THE ALTERNATIVE3. Coloniality DA - Any claims to the mutual exclusivity of their description of the world and ours by claiming only their epistemology is true re-inscribes colonial logic into the debate space.Mignolo 2011 (Walter D., , Argentine semiotician and professor at Duke University, The Darker Side of Western Modernity: global futures, decolonial options) The argument I’m working on builds on the distinction already mentioned¶ above, made 4. TRANSFORMING THE STATE IS GOOD AND PRAGMATIC - ATTEMPTING TO TEAR IT DOWN IS COUNTERPRODUCTIVE AND IMPROBABLEDussel 2008 The question of whether or not it is possible to and#34;change the world¶ 6 The kritik fails, heteronormative conceptions of gendered identity rely on the production of oppositions between feminine and masculine identity – the kritik reifies us-them binaries, means it can’t solveSage 9 (PhD, Research Associate in Civil and Building Engineering at Loughborough University, ’09 15 MAY 2009, Daniel, and#34;Giant leaps and forgotten steps: NASA and the performance of genderand#34;, Sociological review, Vol. 57, pgs 146–163) ~In contrast to a diverse group of feminist theorists, including Simone de Beau 7 That reliance upon identity politics dooms their project to the inevitable coercion and exclusion of those individuals feminism seeks to protect – turns the KButler, Prof. of Humanities and Rhetoric-formerly of UC Berkeley and Johns Hopkins, 1990 (Judith, Gender Troubles, pp. 4-5) 2AC PTX Budget (Pol Cap)Extend Kauzlarich, their impact scenarios employ a bankrupt form of consequentialism where they justify interventionist policies and prioritize national security. Such consequentialism allows the US to paper over the harms of its policies because policy makers conclude that they are ethical, moral, and doing the greatest good even those policies involve violence. The impact is ongoing state terror that has been responsible for 200 million deaths in the twentieth century alone.1 Obama not pushing for debt ceiling- no chance of passageJackson 9/18 (David Jackson, USA TODAY 1:06 p.m. EDT September 18, 2013 2 Obama has zero political capital for budget battlesRogers 9/17 (Ed Rogers, September 17, 2013, and#34;The Insiders: Stubborn facts and bothersome polls,and#34; Washington Post, http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/post-partisan/wp/2013/09/17/the-insiders-stubborn-facts-and-bothersome-polls/)** 3 No link country Reports on Terrorism only released once a year in AprilUS Department of State No date http://www.state.gov/j/ct/rls/crt/ and#34;Country Reports on Terrorismand#34; No date. 4 PC not key or true and winners winHirsh 13 – National Journal chief correspondent, citing various political scientists ~Michael, former Newsweek senior correspondent, and#34;There’s No Such Thing as Political Capital,and#34; National Journal, 2-9-13, www.nationaljournal.com/magazine/there-s-no-such-thing-as-political-capital-20130207-http://www.nationaljournal.com/magazine/there-s-no-such-thing-as-political-capital-20130207~~ 5 K of the impact | 10/4/13 |
ERRORTournament: Jack Howe Invitational - CSU Long Beach | Round: 4 | Opponent: Juan Diego Catholic WC | Judge: Zucker, Ja | 10/4/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 5 | Opponent: Claremont Anderson Daniels | Judge: Kamir, Dadah | 10/19/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 5 | Opponent: Claremont Anderson Daniels | Judge: Kamir, Dadah | 10/19/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 3 | Opponent: San Dieguito Blakistone Neumann | Judge: Woodhead, Tom | 10/19/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin | 10/22/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin | 10/22/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin | 10/22/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin | 10/22/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin | 10/22/13 |
ERRORTournament: Fullerton | Round: 2 | Opponent: CK McClatchy Hackett Holbrook | Judge: Guatam, Sohin | 10/22/13 |
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