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Golden Desert | 1 | NA | NA |
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Golden Desert | 2 | Bronx Science DM | Christian Bato |
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Golden Desert | 3 | Kent Denver BJ | Jon Voss |
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Golden Desert | 6 | Bingham NS | Alyssa Lucas-Bolin |
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Golden Desert | 1 | Opponent: NA | Judge: NA 1AC Golden Desert |
Golden Desert | 2 | Opponent: Bronx Science DM | Judge: Christian Bato 1AC Iffs |
Golden Desert | 3 | Opponent: Kent Denver BJ | Judge: Jon Voss 1AC IFFs |
Golden Desert | 6 | Opponent: Bingham NS | Judge: Alyssa Lucas-Bolin 1AC IFFs |
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1AC Golden DesertTournament: Golden Desert | Round: 1 | Opponent: NA | Judge: NA Plan is necessary and sufficient – only the plan can shift us away from a failed, violent strategy Continued drug trafficking leads to instability – Second, violence – a violent anti-drug strategy fuels the cartels and turns Mexico into a narco-state by 2014 Instability leads to extinction – generates conflict, leads to failed states, and exacerbates all of the root causes of conflict Contention 1 is The Economy Money laundering undermines global financial stability – wrecks financial reputations, discourages investment, and devalues asset markets Specifically, drug money laundering through American financial institutions undermines the credibility, legitimacy, and stability of the financial system – the plan’s crack-down on laundering solves Economic scholars agree financial stability is the controlling internal link to the economy – strong banks protect the economy from external and internal shocks Broad statistical models prove the impact US economic collapse leads to great power wars between the US, Russia, and China Plan Contention 3 is Model IGAs Two internal links - First is reciprocal IGAs - The current intergovernmental agreement with Mexico is not reciprocal – undermines multilateral tax transparency and wrecks the automatic exchange model The Mexican IGA is the litmus test for all other IGAs; its successful resolution triggers an avalanche of other IGAs to be signed IGAs are on balance the best way to solve illicit money flows – immediate action is needed Second is automatic exchange - global tax transparency is coming now and the US is the model – only the automatic exchange model can achieve tax transparency and shut down money laundering Global tax transparency using AEI is the only way to solve international IFFs Malaysian IFFs are large and increasing – increases corruption, crime, and inequality This generates political and economic instability in Maylasia – only international transparency solves Malaysian stability is key to the independence and effectiveness of the ASEAN and avoiding foreign dominance in Southeast Asia ASEAN stability and effectiveness is necessary to sustain global peace and progress – World War III is the alternative | 2/4/14 |
2AC Round 3 Golden DesertTournament: Golden Desert | Round: 3 | Opponent: Kent Denver BJ | Judge: Jon Voss
2. Dems are jumping ship on Obamacare 3. More blowback is coming over insurance bailouts – 4. No internal link and turn – political capital is not key to immigration reform AND a win like the plan is more likely to help Obama’s agenda 5. Bipartisan amendment to close tax loopholes proves strong support for the plan 6. Forcing controversial fights key to Obama’s agenda- try or die for the link turn 7. IFF’s hold up the underground economy Security K The way we characterize future threats is good Moving away from security creates new challengers and increases the risk of war Our threats are not constructed and you should err toward caution—no self fulfilling prophecy The aff should win if we prove we have presented the most desirable policy option No single root cause of violence, its always proximately caused. Blind rejections fails and leaves us unable to deal with any global problems Topicality | 2/4/14 |
2AC Round 6 Golden DesertTournament: Golden Desert | Round: 6 | Opponent: Bingham NS | Judge: Alyssa Lucas-Bolin We meet- we are a long term engagement strategy- an aei would leads to continuous communication between the US and Mexico We meet – trade and exchange are the same activity – we exchange information and that necessitates gains on both sides Counterinterpretation - Economic engagement means enabling trade Prefer our interp:
Functional limits and the word substantial check Prefer reasonability—competing interpretations incentivizes a race for the most limiting definition And potential abuse is not a voter- don’t punish us for something we didn’t do Kritik The alternative is more genocide and violence – empirics prove The alternative can’t solve because it will never spill over—the international community has rejected the notion of enmity. Theorizing is a direct trade-off with political action – that causes a resurgence of the genocidal atrocities of the 20th century Liberalism is key to hegemony Thus U.S. military power is more effectively employed when its actions are endorsed as AND the United States corrodes its own power and authority. Hegemony is key to access global stability and every major impact – multiple warrants Permutation do both: Even if the friend-enemy distinction is good, using it exclusively causes conflict. The perm is the best option. Schmitt helped spawn the fascist movement in America… Immigration 0. All your DAs are Nonunique – US is engaged in tax reporting negotiations with more than 50 countries
2. Immigration reform is dead in the House – or it’ll be a stripped piecemeal deal 3. Won’t pass – racism and series of many bills 4. No internal link and turn – political capital is not key to immigration reform AND a win like the plan is more likely to help Obama’s agenda 5. Bipartisan amendment to close tax loopholes proves strong support for the plan 7. Political capital theory isn’t true – gun control proves and their empirics are the exception rather than the rule 8. Forcing controversial fights key to Obama’s agenda- try or die for the link turn XO CP Perm do the CP – President is part of the USFG Agent CPs are a Voting Issue – Perm—do both—Congress can enact legislation granting Obama the power to do the plan That avoids the link the politics Next XO triggers GOP backlash XO doesn’t work on plan- cannot appropriate money No solvency - risk of rollback—empirics, and appeals don’t solve Links to politics | 2/5/14 |
2AC vs Bronx Science Colonialism and CaseTournament: Golden Desert | Round: 2 | Opponent: Bronx Science DM | Judge: Christian Bato - Status quo regulations drive the federal bureaucracy – the plan’s simple adjustment allows more effective enforcement No single root cause of impacts – causes expansion of problems that are not addressed Drug money laundering represents the worst form of economic imperialism and neoliberalism – only the plan stops the violent drug war and endless capital accumulation Banking secrecy is a modern form of colonialism – the affirmative remedies this by cracking down on tax havens to eliminate IFFs Specifically, the affirmative solves and is a link turn – information exchange cracks down on the US’s leading role in siphoning money from developing countries Focusing on colonialism is an unproductive political method – ignores the material conditions and relegates them to anonymity Permutation- do both the plan is a step away from imperialism so if the alt can overcome the imperialistic nature of the US it can over the residual links to the plan The aff should win if we prove we have presented the most desirable policy option The alt is vague and utopian -~-- that’s a voting issue Considering policy implications is key to effective theory Heg sustainable and key to check the consequences of population explosion, migrations, radicalizing urbanization, ethnic rivalries, and proliferation Causal chains in the 1AC verify our truth claims – assumptions about the world are validated by the results of our research and analysis – our form of knowledge does not produce value claims it is the result of validated value claims* Every credible measure of study shows violence is down because of everything consistent with the aff – heg, democracy, liberal trade – it’s only a question of sustaining current dynamics and preventing shocks to the system | 2/4/14 |
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