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Arkansas Tournament of Champions | 2 | Cabot GJ | Dylan Parker |
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Heritage Hall | 2 | Moore MS | Derek Hilligoss |
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Heritage Hall | 4 | CE Byrd | Tommy Snider |
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Heritage Hall | 5 | Coppell SG | Eli Brennan |
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OU RR | 4 | Union GS | Hanna Roberts |
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OU RR | 5 | Moore CG | Mike Weitz |
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OU RR | 6 | Cedar Ridge PR | Leigha Maddy |
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UC Berkeley | 1 | Green Valley SG | Jordan Newton |
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UC Berkeley | 4 | Boise DB | Andrea Bieytes |
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UC Berkeley | 6 | Rowland Hall GK | Jim Freeman |
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UC Berkeley | 7 | Boise JV | Edward Kelinsky |
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University of Texas | 5 | Clear Lake KV | Ben Mitchell |
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University of Texas | 3 | Houston Academy for International Sciences | Jake Miller |
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University of Texas | 2 | Reagan PX | Nick Vail |
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Arkansas Tournament of Champions | 2 | Opponent: Cabot GJ | Judge: Dylan Parker 1AC - Irony Debate is Rape Invitational Rhetoric |
Heritage Hall | 2 | Opponent: Moore MS | Judge: Derek Hilligoss 1AC - Cuba Science Coop |
Heritage Hall | 4 | Opponent: CE Byrd | Judge: Tommy Snider 1AC - Baudrillard Symbolic Exchange |
Heritage Hall | 5 | Opponent: Coppell SG | Judge: Eli Brennan 1AC - Cuba Rum |
OU RR | 4 | Opponent: Union GS | Judge: Hanna Roberts 1AC - Heidegger World Traveling |
OU RR | 5 | Opponent: Moore CG | Judge: Mike Weitz 1AC - Zapatistas |
OU RR | 6 | Opponent: Cedar Ridge PR | Judge: Leigha Maddy 1AC - Assata |
UC Berkeley | 1 | Opponent: Green Valley SG | Judge: Jordan Newton 1AC - Guestworkers (Science Coop) |
UC Berkeley | 4 | Opponent: Boise DB | Judge: Andrea Bieytes 1AC - Nanotech |
UC Berkeley | 6 | Opponent: Rowland Hall GK | Judge: Jim Freeman 1AC - Terrorize Thought |
UC Berkeley | 7 | Opponent: Boise JV | Judge: Edward Kelinsky 1AC - Cap Aff |
University of Texas | 5 | Opponent: Clear Lake KV | Judge: Ben Mitchell 1AC - IFF |
University of Texas | 3 | Opponent: Houston Academy for International Sciences | Judge: Jake Miller 1AC - Hip Hop Racism Debate Bad 1AC |
University of Texas | 2 | Opponent: Reagan PX | Judge: Nick Vail 1AC - Adam and the Glass Elevator |
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Ableism PICTournament: OU RR | Round: 4 | Opponent: Union GS | Judge: Hanna Roberts The idea that the debaters are “world-travelers” who can cross boundaries with a global “passport” incites the norm of ‘able-bodiesness’ and excludes those who do not fit their ableist paradigm . We have a unique responsibility to reject their ableist rhetoric— the listening metaphor knowingly excludes those who aren’t capable of participating in a conversation The aff’s attempt to “Listen” to the Global South, or allow the Global South to “speak” for itself reinforces linguistic colonialism and turns the aff Also a voting issue— Ableist discourse strengthens systems of oppression and destroys public debates | 1/21/14 |
Alliances DATournament: Heritage Hall | Round: 5 | Opponent: Coppell SG | Judge: Eli Brennan Cuban shift towards the U.S. would sour relations and embolden Venezuela to become aggressive against U.S. interests – strengthens alliances with Iran. Iran-Venezuela relations ensure Venezuelan and Iranian nuclearization That escalates to nuclear war | 1/21/14 |
Ban the Plan CPTournament: UC Berkeley | Round: 4 | Opponent: Boise DB | Judge: Andrea Bieytes And, IP Law is the biggest internal link to US competition and trade leadership US trade leadership key to curb hostile trade blocs and global conflict | 2/19/14 |
Capitalism KTournament: University of Texas | Round: 3 | Opponent: Houston Academy for International Sciences | Judge: Jake Miller Capitalism is imperialism—it fuels a genocidal foreign policy that threatens global destruction. Moreover, resisting the economic evaluation of populations is the ultimate ethical responsibility – the current social order guarantees social exclusion on a global scale while simultaneously anonymizing violence in a way that makes impact calculation impossible. Thus our alternative is an affirmation of the Communist Hypothesis. Every ethical decision – up to the ballot itself – should be infused with all of the significance of humanity’s destiny. The question regarding the plan is “does it confirm or contradict the communist hypothesis.” If we win a link argument, you should reject the affirmative because they reduce life to a barbaric ratrace and stand opposed to universal emancipation. | 1/15/14 |
China CPTournament: Heritage Hall | Round: 2 | Opponent: Moore MS | Judge: Derek Hilligoss Chinese investment solves Cuban reforms and economic expansion—Cuba will say yes— China’s model is critical to solvency— empirically proven. | 1/21/14 |
China DATournament: Heritage Hall | Round: 2 | Opponent: Moore MS | Judge: Derek Hilligoss Engagement is zero-sum – China’s power depends on America’s neglect. Continued influence is key to growth and CCP stability. CCP instability leads to nuclear war. | 1/21/14 |
Drugs CPTournament: University of Texas | Round: 5 | Opponent: Clear Lake KV | Judge: Ben Mitchell CP solves drug cartels and leads to US-Mexico relations | 12/15/13 |
Eurocentrism KTournament: University of Texas | Round: 5 | Opponent: Clear Lake KV | Judge: Ben Mitchell Their positioning of Latin America as an object to be developed and invested in epitomizes this, ultimately rendering people as expendable commodities. Our alternative is to reject the affirmative’s Eurocentric relation to the indigenous and place ourselves as postcolonial intellectuals—using this position within the academy is key to transforming dominant Western representations. | 12/15/13 |
Eurocentrism K v BaudrillardTournament: Heritage Hall | Round: 4 | Opponent: CE Byrd | Judge: Tommy Snider The introduction of geo-historical and bio-graphical configurations in processes of knowing Baudrillard’s ideas are intrinsically Eurocentric— his value system is an unquestionable acceptance of a Eurocentric value system. It does not hold a similar place in the American worldview. Baudrillard, however The affirmative misses the forest amongst the trees—their ideas bout economic value and death are merely facets of a larger Eurocentric power matrix—not driving forces This cultural suppression makes extinction inevitable—only a transmodern alternative that rejects Eurocentrism can solve Our alternative is to reject the affirmative’s Eurocentric relation to the indigenous and place ourselves as postcolonial intellectuals—using this position within the academy is key to transforming dominant Western representations that enable oppression—we must throw ourselves unrestrained into a politics that acknowledges the intrinsic value of indigenous cultures and fights without promise of success to preserve it Vote negative – de-linking from colonialism begins by refusing to generate authority from Eurocentric intellectual and subjective positions — this means rejecting their authority to speak — genocide results from anything short of total epistemological de-linking from modernity and coloniality – de-linking epistemological privilege is a prior step to the Aff | 1/21/14 |
Eurocentrism K v HeideggerTournament: OU RR | Round: 4 | Opponent: Union GS | Judge: Hanna Roberts The affirmative misses the forest amongst the trees—their ideas bout economic value and death are merely facets of a larger Eurocentric power matrix—not driving forces Despite their intentions, the affirmative remains embedded in this matrix of Eurocentric social relations that forecloses the possibility of communal relations in favor of a violent individualism—that leads to genocide on an unprecedented scale and engenders a constant state of structural violence This cultural suppression makes extinction inevitable—only a transmodern alternative that rejects Eurocentrism can solve Our alternative is to reject the affirmative’s Eurocentric relation to the indigenous and place ourselves as postcolonial intellectuals—using this position within the academy is key to transforming dominant Western representations that enable oppression—we must throw ourselves unrestrained into a politics that acknowledges the intrinsic value of indigenous cultures and fights without promise of success to preserve it | 1/21/14 |
Farm Bill Politics DATournament: University of Texas | Round: 5 | Opponent: Clear Lake KV | Judge: Ben Mitchell Economic engagement with Mexico is politically divisive despite supporters Obama’s political capital is key—the impact is food security Extinction | 12/15/13 |
Forum CPTournament: University of Texas | Round: 2 | Opponent: Reagan PX | Judge: Nick Vail Discussion forums solve better than the affirmative – we should encourage community wide discussions to discuss the advocacy of the affirmative There are multiple net benefits to the CP: 1) Alliance Splitting 2) Ignores Structural Solutions 3) Debate Rounds are terrible forums for discussions | 4/8/14 |
FrameworkTournament: OU RR | Round: 6 | Opponent: Cedar Ridge PR | Judge: Leigha Maddy First, a limited topic of discussion that provides for equitable ground is key to productive inculcation of decision-making and advocacy skills in every and all facets of life---even if their position is contestable that’s distinct from it being valuably debatable---this still provides room for flexibility, creativity, and innovation, but targets the discussion to avoid mere statements of fact---T debates also solve any possible turn Second, discussion of specific policy-questions is crucial for skills development---we control uniqueness: high school students already have preconceived and ideological notions about how the world operates---government policy discussion is vital to force engagement with and resolution of competing perspectives to improve social outcomes, however those outcomes may be defined---and, it breaks out of traditional pedagogical frameworks by positing students as agents of decision-making Third, Switch-side is key---Effective deliberation is only possible in a switch-side debate – forces critical thinking and better advocacy of one’s positions | 1/21/14 |
Framework - Arkansas TOC - Round 2Tournament: Arkansas Tournament of Champions | Round: 2 | Opponent: Cabot GJ | Judge: Dylan Parker | 4/8/14 |
Framework - UC Berk - Round 5Tournament: UC Berkeley | Round: 6 | Opponent: Rowland Hall GK | Judge: Jim Freeman | 2/19/14 |
Framework - UC Berk - Round 7Tournament: UC Berkeley | Round: 7 | Opponent: Boise JV | Judge: Edward Kelinsky Third, it undermines clash—it’s impossible to engage their ideas if we don’t know what they are—that clash is critical to develop strategies and test ideas which eventually result in social change | 2/19/14 |
Ideological Distancing KTournament: University of Texas | Round: 2 | Opponent: Reagan PX | Judge: Nick Vail Ideology is sustained because we gain political enjoyment from protesting it. Attempts to break down the system from the private reclusion of a debate tournament function as the ultimate act of conformity, since nothing is at stake, this resistance remains apolitical and empty. We must eliminate the distance between ideology and ourselves. Overidentification renders visible the obscene dominant nature of ideology that had previously remained hidden. Engaging in “activism” through debate is irresponsibility- No matter the outcome of the round their project won’t be enacted thus they can avoid the consequences. By refusing to accept the mantle of responsibility the affirmative is comforted by the no-risk venture of their “politics”, and ideology is sustained. Action cannot assuage guilt- Instead our conscious assumes the role of a loan shark. The more we pay it off by acting due to guilt, the more we end up owing. The ever increasing weight of our guilt removes critical consideration from our actions making error replication inevitable. The alternative is to adopt the role of the analyst—Voting negative is a matter of analyzing the psychological investment that the affirmative has in the politics of the status quo, and their attendent structures of exclusion. Only by analyzing these structures do we clear the way for authentic political acts that can transform the entire ideological system. | 4/8/14 |
KILL KILL KILL CPTournament: OU RR | Round: 6 | Opponent: Cedar Ridge PR | Judge: Leigha Maddy This demand is to make Assata a martyr, because we realize that the demand for freedom can never be fully satisfied. This is a better way to use Assata’s neoslave narrative to tear down pillars of oppression. The Martyrdom of a revolutionary figure is the key cornerstone to incite specifically black revolutionary movements – past civil rights movements prove. | 1/21/14 |
Love KTournament: OU RR | Round: 6 | Opponent: Cedar Ridge PR | Judge: Leigha Maddy Revolutionary overthrow reproduces domination- only agonism provides effective political critique What is the point of this We should embrace a radical politics based around the Love Ethic – embracing other racial bodies as allies and resisting domination through a politics of love. Past black social movements prove this framework is the only way to solve. Radical black movements that focus on terroristic and violent tactics historically become coopted by other forms of western domination and perpetuate a culture of endless violence, turning case. Furthermore, pessimism towards progressivism inverts the error and makes racism worse. This card rules: | 1/21/14 |
Mann KTournament: OU RR | Round: 5 | Opponent: Moore CG | Judge: Mike Weitz This is key in the instance of the Zapatistas – pinning the goals of their revolution into a few ideological tags guts the true revolutionary nation of their nomadic movement, turning case. And intellectual warfare is nothing revolutionary. Their performance against the pigs is highly ritualized and has no disruptive potential. Our alternative is guerilla warfare in the face of the “revolutionary” position adopted by the 1NC. We refuse to define our criticism in relation to status quo oppression. Critique without position can accomplish anything once it is freed from the shackles of the 1AC. Our position posits itself closer to the true nature of the nomadic Zapatistas. You should vote for the team that best activates their revolutionary agency. By refusing to define a static positional and oppositional nature for our critique, we can develop a logic no longer constrained by institutional interiority, a logic that is free from the shackles of intellectual slavery. | 1/21/14 |
Potlatch KTournament: OU RR | Round: 5 | Opponent: Moore CG | Judge: Mike Weitz The aff works to liberate the future through accumulation of anti-capitalist productivity. This drive to hoard dooms them to new cycles of capitalist accumulation. We cannot escape the ghosts of past oppression through laboring for the future. The pups of war are yelping, and the 1AC adds their bark of protest to the chorus. Demands of restrint from the war machine mean nothing, for militarism thrives on the 1AC’s fascinated indignation. We must sacrifice the need to promote the greater good to break with capitalism. | 1/21/14 |
Refuge CPTournament: UC Berkeley | Round: 1 | Opponent: Green Valley SG | Judge: Jordan Newton Jason G. Matheny, Research Associate at the Future of Human Institute at Oxford University, Ph.D. Candidate in Applied Economics at Johns Hopkins University, holds a Master’s in Public Health from the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University and an M.B.A. from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University, 2007 (“Reducing the Risk of Human Extinction,” Risk Analysis, Volume 27, Issue 5, October, Available Online at http://jgmatheny.org/matheny_extinction_risk.htm, Accessed 07-04-2011) Perhaps more cost effective | 2/19/14 |
T - Gov to GovTournament: OU RR | Round: 5 | Opponent: Moore CG | Judge: Mike Weitz Economic engagement This means the plan has to be government-to-government – not private economic engagement Economic engagement ‘Its’ is a possessive pronoun showing ownership Mine, yours, his | 1/21/14 |
T-Economic EngagementTournament: University of Texas | Round: 2 | Opponent: Reagan PX | Judge: Nick Vail A REFINED DEFINITION OF ENGAGEMENT¶ In order to establish a more effective framework for | 4/8/14 |
Visibility KTournament: UC Berkeley | Round: 7 | Opponent: Boise JV | Judge: Edward Kelinsky To make politics visible is to coopt it by giving resistance an object – this understanding allows resistance to be framed, to be declared a failure and prevents the imperceptible politics of anti-pedagogy Indigenous pedagogy makes it worse – cements Western epistemology for academics That academic tie forecloses aff solvency The alternative is the invisibility and imperceptible politics of anti-pedagogy – solves the K best | 2/19/14 |
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