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Blake | 2 | Bloomington DZ | Ann Peter |
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Blake | 3 | GBN LN | Toby Jacobs |
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Blake | 5 | Georgetown Day CT | Elyse Conklin |
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Blake | 7 | Northside College Prep ER | Wayne Tang |
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Greenhill RR | 1 | Notre Dame | Aaron Kall, Eric Oddo |
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St Marks | 1 | West Des Moines Valley SD | Cat Duffy |
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St Marks | 3 | Woodward BP | Bruce Miller |
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St Marks | 6 | Niles West NP | Jon Voss |
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St Marks | Doubles | Westwood BC | Stephen Weil, Hays Watson, Brian Rubaie |
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St Marks | Octas | Bishop Guertin | Layton, Beier, Johnson |
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Blake | 2 | Opponent: Bloomington DZ | Judge: Ann Peter Aff Guantanamo Bay Kritikal |
Blake | 3 | Opponent: GBN LN | Judge: Toby Jacobs Aff Mexico Border infrastructure |
Blake | 5 | Opponent: Georgetown Day CT | Judge: Elyse Conklin AFf D G |
Blake | 7 | Opponent: Northside College Prep ER | Judge: Wayne Tang AFF Mexico IFF |
Greenhill RR | 1 | Opponent: Notre Dame | Judge: Aaron Kall, Eric Oddo AFF Cuba NTR (advantages oil spills and OAS w Falklands impact) 2NR Property CP |
St Marks | 1 | Opponent: West Des Moines Valley SD | Judge: Cat Duffy 2NR ptix case |
St Marks | 3 | Opponent: Woodward BP | Judge: Bruce Miller 2NR manufacturing bad |
St Marks | 6 | Opponent: Niles West NP | Judge: Jon Voss 2NR Corporate Tax Cut cp immigration ptix Aff Mexico currency swap (new aff) |
St Marks | Doubles | Opponent: Westwood BC | Judge: Stephen Weil, Hays Watson, Brian Rubaie AFF Cuba K aff (remove sanctions so that the Cubans can get food medicine plus an ethics impact) 2NR Ptix case |
St Marks | Octas | Opponent: Bishop Guertin | Judge: Layton, Beier, Johnson AFF narcocorridor K aff 1NC switch side debate disad iraq da consumption PIK militarism turn on case 2NC consumption PIK Iraq disad |
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Consumption PIKTournament: St Marks | Round: Octas | Opponent: Bishop Guertin | Judge: Layton, Beier, Johnson Second, We do not take umbrage with the overhelming majority of the 1AC, including the argument that the “only option becomes the extermination of all life” when the “world is reduced to bare life in an attempt to rid the public sphere of all risk” and that the value of death is nullified when there is a “biopolitical determination of the threshold beyond which life ceases to have juridical value.” Third, We draw your attention to the very first argument that they make. They say “little is done to curtail consumption.” Although it only constitutes a total of five words, this statement speaks volumes about their own biopolitical project and attempt to enforce their own biopolitical determination of the threshold beyond which life ceases to have juridical value. The premise the consumption needs to be curtailed or should be curtailed undergirds their statement that “little is done to curtail consumption.” In making this statement, they have become the experts of life and have assumed the role of the sovereign, confronting the problem drug user which justifies the very same military style interventions they have criticized, all in the name of the life and health of the population and, in turn, reduced the so-called problem drug user to bare life. Fourth, They have engaged in an attempt to enforce their own rules of what constitutes the normal – The consumption of drugs must be curtailed in their world because it constitutes an abnormality that must be corrected. This authoritarian move is justified by their determination that those who consume drugs are incapable of exercising freedoms in a responsible and prudent manner. Those who consume drugs are excluded from the benefits of citizenship and are rduced to bare life. They have taken on the role of the sovereign state waging a war against the abnormality of drug use. We, on the other hand, not only embrace the narcorrido, but also the counterdiscursive offensive of the so-called problem drug user as a “rebellion against” the Affirmative’s and sovereign state’s “political system sustained on exceptionalism.” Finally, While they embrace the very draconian responses to the so-called problem drug users that they have attempted to criticize in relation to the narcocorrido, we have established a counter-discourse that represents the view from below. While they have taken on the role of sovereign state and its militaristic interventions into the lives of the so-called problem drug user to improve the security of the state’s circuits of inclusion, our counter discourse weakens and introduces discontinuity into the institution of state sovereignty. It results in a deligitimisation of and emancipation from the institution of state sovereignty which allows radical forms of freedom to thrive. | 10/20/13 |
Corporate Tax Cut CPTournament: St Marks | Round: 6 | Opponent: Niles West NP | Judge: Jon Voss CP text: The United States federal government should set a statutory corporate tax rate of 25 percent, end selected tax breaks, provide a 95 percent exemption of tax on foreign dividends of active business income, not deny domestic deductions for expenses not directly allocable to foreign earnings, maintain revenue neutrality, and announce that these changes are permanent. Tax reform solves economic growth – promotes competitiveness, investment and job creation BRT 12 – an association of CEOs with over $6 trillion in annual revenues and 14 million employees, BRT members comprise a third of the total value of the U.S. stock market and invest more than $150 billion annually in research and development (Business Roundtable, “Taking Action for America”, March 2012, http://businessroundtable.org/uploads/studiesreports/downloads/20120307_BRT_Taking_Action_for_America.pdf)//ghs-mm | 10/20/13 |
Cuba Property CPTournament: Greenhill RR | Round: 1 | Opponent: Notre Dame | Judge: Aaron Kall, Eric Oddo The counterplan competes – It doesn’t increase any economic engagement with Cuba unless the prior issue of property settlement is resolved – Moral obligation to vote negative. And, It solves the entire case | 10/20/13 |
Davis Bacon DisadTournament: Blake | Round: 3 | Opponent: GBN LN | Judge: Toby Jacobs Beckman 9/11/13, (Kip Beckman is Principal Economist, World Outlook, at The Conference Board of Canada, “U.S. manufacturing is back – but can Americans do the job?” , http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/economy/economy-lab/us-manufacturing-is-back-but-can-americans-do-the-job/article14230183/,ghs-RJ) B. Davis Bacon Act means companies pay workers prevailing wages – pushes up costs and causes unemployment Baird 2k11 Griswold 2k10 Khalilzad 2k11 | 1/2/14 |
Heg Good KTournament: Blake | Round: 2 | Opponent: Bloomington DZ | Judge: Ann Peter Kagan ’98 (Robert Kagan, “The Benevolent Empire”, Summer 1998, http://people.cas.sc.edu/rosati/a.kaplan.benevolentempire.fp.sum98.pdf) American Primacy is key to stability and preventing nuclear war in every region of the globe. Kagan ‘7 The alternative to a world dominated by America is an apolar hell, where nuclear war is a certainty. Ferguson ‘4 (Niall Ferguson, professor of history at New York University's Stern School of Business and senior fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, “A World without Power”, Foreign Policy) The alternative is to vote neg to align yourself with American hegemony Kristol and Kagan ‘96 (William Kristol, AND Robert Kagan, “Toward a Neo-Reaganite Foreign Policy”, July/August 1996, http://www.carnegieendowment.org/publications/index.cfm?fa=viewandid=276) TWENTY YEARS later, it is time … | 1/2/14 |
Immigration PtixTournament: St Marks | Round: 1 | Opponent: West Des Moines Valley SD | Judge: Cat Duffy Daily Mail 10/17/13 Economic engagement with Mexico is politically divisive Increasing green cards generates an effective base of IT experts- solves cybersecurity We have seen, … , our security needs. Direct control of launch …. accusations between governments. | 10/20/13 |
Immigration Ptix- DubsTournament: St Marks | Round: Doubles | Opponent: Westwood BC | Judge: Stephen Weil, Hays Watson, Brian Rubaie Daily Mail 10/17/13 Drains capital – Backlash and hostage taking on unrelated priority legislation is empirically proven, The Second Obama Administration … policymakers to take action. Key to Clean tech industry Herman and Smith 2k10 Extinction Excluding immigration from integration fosters anxiety – it Dehumanizes immigrants, constructing as “The Other” - as a threat which fuels a social cycle of repression Ward 2013 – Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Southern Mississippi Matthew, , “They Say Bad Things Come in Threes: How Economic, Political and Cultural Shifts Facilitated Contemporary Anti-Immigration Activism in the United States,” Journal of Historical Sociology, May 29, 2013, http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/johs.12024/abstract, Accessed July 18, 2013 This history of shifting … to conservative mobilization. | 10/20/13 |
Magical Realism PICTournament: Blake | Round: 5 | Opponent: Georgetown Day CT | Judge: Elyse Conklin Magical Realism in Venezuela is at the root of all their problems – magical realism is what allowed the Chavez regime to drive the country into economic depression – adopting a stance of magical realism towards Venezuela is complicity towards the atrocities that go on there The Devils Excrement 6/12/13, (“Venezuela: From Magic Realism To Bizarro Country”, http://devilsexcrement.com/2013/06/12/venezuela-from-magic-realism-to-bizarro-country/ ,ghs-RJ) | 1/2/14 |
Manufacturing BadTournament: St Marks | Round: 3 | Opponent: Woodward BP | Judge: Bruce Miller Bergstrand 2k12 Obsession with the Factory Model of manufacturing focus creates weak, low-paying jobs – trades-off with high-paying tech jobs Yglesias 2k12 Turn – U.S. Manufacturers screw up Ship-building – collapses Naval Readiness Hamilton 2k12 Naval readiness deters global wars and key to power projection Conway, Roughead and Allen in ‘8 (James, General and Commandant of US Marine Corps, Gary, Admiral and Chief of Naval Operations in US Navy, and Thad, Admiral and commandant of US Coast Guard, Naval War College Review, “A Cooperative Strategy for 21st Century Seapower”, Winter, http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0JIW/is_1_61/ai_n24962314/pg_4?tag=untagged) | 10/20/13 |
Politics - Iran SanctionsTournament: Blake | Round: 7 | Opponent: Northside College Prep ER | Judge: Wayne Tang Economic engagement with Mexico is politically divisive Iran war causes extinction | 1/2/14 |
Schmitt KTournament: Blake | Round: 5 | Opponent: Georgetown Day CT | Judge: Elyse Conklin Rasch 5 This form of absolute enmity causes the most destructive conflicts based on a personal hatred for the enemy rather than a relationship based on difference Odysseos 8 The alternative is to adopt a proper relationship with the other based on difference rather than liberalism Prozorov 6 | 1/2/14 |
States CPTournament: Blake | Round: 3 | Opponent: GBN LN | Judge: Toby Jacobs States solve border infrastructure better – state governments have forged relationships with Mexican officials | 1/2/14 |
T CategoriesTournament: Blake | Round: 7 | Opponent: Northside College Prep ER | Judge: Wayne Tang A REFINED DEFINITION OF ENGAGEMENT In order… , permits the elucidation of multiple types of positive sanctions. | 1/2/14 |
T E-specTournament: Blake | Round: 5 | Opponent: Georgetown Day CT | Judge: Elyse Conklin Haass and O’Sullivan, 2k - *Vice President and Director of Foreign Policy Studies at the Brookings Institution AND a Fellow with the Foreign Policy Studies Program at the Brookings Institution (Richard and Meghan, “Terms of Engagement: Alternatives to Punitive Policies” Survival vol. 42, no. 2, Summer 2000, http://www.brookings.edu/~/media/research/files/articles/2000/6/summer20haass/2000survival.pdf The term ‘engagement’ was … important disagreements. B. Violation – they don’t specify and therefore can’t be an engagement strategy – their use of the term is meaningless Sound target-state analysis provides … contradictory behavior toward the rogue state. | 1/2/14 |
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