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Carrolton | 2 | Marist AM | Scott Phillips |
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Carrolton | 4 | Alpharetta KM | Akash Gogate |
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Carrolton | 2 | Opponent: Marist AM | Judge: Scott Phillips 1nc - DODDARPA CP ARPA-E Tradeoff DA Kazakh DA Prolif Good |
Carrolton | 4 | Opponent: Alpharetta KM | Judge: Akash Gogate 1nc - Security K Mexico CP PTX Prolif Good |
Next Tournament | 1 | Opponent: Anyone Interested | Judge: Anybody Willing New aff I'll probably read |
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AAA CitesTournament: Carrolton | Round: 2 | Opponent: Marist AM | Judge: Scott Phillips | 12/3/13 |
Carrolton rd 3Tournament: Carrolton | Round: 4 | Opponent: Alpharetta KM | Judge: Akash Gogate | 12/3/13 |
The 1acTournament: Next Tournament | Round: 1 | Opponent: Anyone Interested | Judge: Anybody Willing Advantage 1: International Institutions Mexico is key for U.S. nuclear development and influence And, rapid commercialization is key for South American exports US nuclear exports to South America allows influence and prevents instability Regional instability causes nuclear war and extinction U.S. leadership in South America is necessary for international institutions and to contain escalatory instability Shift in nuclear policy restores U.S. leadership in international institutions – solves every impact Effective international institutions are key to solve multiple existential risks Advantage 2: Proliferation U.S. SMR leadership prevents proliferation but it will be undermined Laguna Verde plant is likely to have an accident Extinction The U.S. has conduits to provide technical nuclear cooperation over reactors to Mexico Current international market guarantees proliferation – US is key to stop DOE investment and exports are necessary for commercialization and influence but part 810 prevents cooperation Cooperation agreements with Mexico would bypass 810 SMRs are breakthroughs in safety and proliferation resistant technology Extinction – new proliferators are uniquely unstable – deterrence won’t save us Asia prolif escalates to global nuclear war Iran and Saudi prolif causes regional nuclear war Multiple factors ensure miscalc 3.1 Ensuring that no new states join the ranks of those already nucleararmed Prolif flips ethics, nothing can compare to nuclear weapons Nuclear terrorism causes extinction – expert consensus Any WMD terrorist attack results in nuclear great power war Brazilian prolif leads to regional prolif, nuclear war, and area access and denial for the US Brazil nuclear submarines sets the precedent for global usage Area access and denial leads to deterrence collapse and war Agile naval capability contains aggressors and manages power transitions, every hotspot is at risk. Naval arms racing guarantees world war III Agile naval capability is critical to maintain power transitions and to prevent multiple wars over Chinese SLOCS and a litany of hotspots that go nuclear Even if hegemony is impossible, American military engagement is key to prevent global chaos and extinction – there’s no alternative There are infinite root causes of violence, only deterrence solves Only deterrence is an empirically verifiable solution to war | 2/3/14 |
The 1acTournament: Next Tournament | Round: 1 | Opponent: Anyone Interested | Judge: Anybody Willing Advantage 1: International Institutions Mexico is key for U.S. nuclear development and influence And, rapid commercialization is key for South American exports US nuclear exports to South America allows influence and prevents instability Regional instability causes nuclear war and extinction U.S. leadership in South America is necessary for international institutions and to contain escalatory instability Shift in nuclear policy restores U.S. leadership in international institutions – solves every impact Effective international institutions are key to solve multiple existential risks Advantage 2: Proliferation U.S. SMR leadership prevents proliferation but it will be undermined Laguna Verde plant is likely to have an accident Extinction The U.S. has conduits to provide technical nuclear cooperation over reactors to Mexico Current international market guarantees proliferation – US is key to stop DOE investment and exports are necessary for commercialization and influence but part 810 prevents cooperation Cooperation agreements with Mexico would bypass 810 SMRs are breakthroughs in safety and proliferation resistant technology Extinction – new proliferators are uniquely unstable – deterrence won’t save us Asia prolif escalates to global nuclear war Iran and Saudi prolif causes regional nuclear war Multiple factors ensure miscalc 3.1 Ensuring that no new states join the ranks of those already nucleararmed Prolif flips ethics, nothing can compare to nuclear weapons Nuclear terrorism causes extinction – expert consensus Any WMD terrorist attack results in nuclear great power war Brazilian prolif leads to regional prolif, nuclear war, and area access and denial for the US Brazil nuclear submarines sets the precedent for global usage Area access and denial leads to deterrence collapse and war Agile naval capability contains aggressors and manages power transitions, every hotspot is at risk. Naval arms racing guarantees world war III Agile naval capability is critical to maintain power transitions and to prevent multiple wars over Chinese SLOCS and a litany of hotspots that go nuclear Even if hegemony is impossible, American military engagement is key to prevent global chaos and extinction – there’s no alternative There are infinite root causes of violence, only deterrence solves Only deterrence is an empirically verifiable solution to war | 2/3/14 |
rd 2 CarroltonTournament: Carrolton | Round: 2 | Opponent: Marist AM | Judge: Scott Phillips | 12/3/13 |
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