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	1	+Wille Zur Macht AC=
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	4	+==Part One: Hatred at Life==
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	7	+====The idea of moral and immoral first began in prey and predator; in order for the prey to cope with its own weakness, it portrayed itself as "good" and "virtuous" and its predator as "evil" and "disgusting", but this idea of morality only leads to the embracing of weakness and the creation of ressentiment, hatred at life which forms from internalizing ones inability to change the structures which oppose them.====
	8	+Friedrich Nietzsche analyzes the lamb and the eagle,
	9	+Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher, "The man who Killed God" All around one badass motherfucker, "On the Genealogy of Morals" translated by Ian Johnston. http://records.viu.ca/~~johnstoi/nietzsche/genealogy1.htm
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	11	+– But let us return: the problem of the other origin of '
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	13	+itself as freedom, and their particular mode of existence as an accomplishment.
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	16	+====Standard normative theories are rooted in this ressentiment, and under the ruse of being "ethical" or "good" we impose personal interpretations of morality on people as a method of universalizing our own hatred at life. This leads to widespread self-denial and acceptance of weakness; controls the internal link to oppression arguments because forcing normative ideas onto individuals regardless of their perspective is the root cause of oppression, so breaking down non-pluralistic forms of ethics comes first.====
	17	+Nietzsche 2
	18	+~~Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher, "The Man Who Killed God", all around one badass motherfucker, On the Genealogy of Morals, Translated by Carol Deithe~~
	19	+The beginning of the slaves' revolt in morality occurs when ressentiment itself turns creative and
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	21	+copy and counterpart, the 'good one' – himself! . . .
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	24	+====Moral statements are intended to be objective truths but we can never know others objectively, meaning any judgments we make are tainted. Overarching ideas of morality will always fail because internal perceptions of right and wrong will always shift based on moral perspectives. For instance, a poor child on the streets may consider stealing food to be moral because it allows him to feed his dad, but the store owner will feel it is immoral because his goods are being stolen. This means that normative moral statements fail because others experiences are inaccessible to us====
	25	+Nietzsche 3
	26	+Friedrich Nietzsche ~~German Philosopher~~ Human All Too Human. Translated by R.J.Hollingdale. Cambridge University Press.
	27	+http://archive.org/stream/NietzscheHumanAllTooHuman/Nietzsche-HumanAllTooHuman_djvu.txt. A.S.
	28	+Injustice necessary. - All judgements as to the value of life have evolved
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	30	+: this is one of the greatest and most irresolvable discords of existence.
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	33	+====Ressentiment and adherence to weakness prevent progression of our own wills and makes it impossible to affirm our own lives because we live in states of regret and frustrations at the flaws we see as unchangeable. Our self-entrapment in forms of slave morality have made it impossible to become self-satisfying subjects, only the rejection of our hatred at life and the embracing of the will to power can defeat the will to nothingness (ressentiment) and bring forth true freedom.====
	34	+Deleuze
	35	+Gilles Deleuze ~~French Philosopher~~, One Rhiziomatic motherfucker, sick taste in toupees, the goddamn LeBron James of post-modern philosophy, "Nietzsche and Philosophy".1962
	36	+From the speculative position to the moral opposition, from the moral opposition to the
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	38	+reactive forces, these are the two constituent elements of the ascetic ideal.
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	41	+====Thus the standard is consistency with the will to power, defined as embracing a method of being that revolves around individual subjects who take actions based on affirming their own lives as objects of value. ====
	42	+The will to power is when, in the face of overwhelming weakness, one profoundly says "no" to that which oppresses them and affirms their own might and beauty by granting themselves the strength to overcome.
	43	+Nietzsche 4
	44	+~~Friedrich "The Man Who Killed God" Nietzsche, German philosopher, all around badass motherfucker, "On the Genealogy of Morals", Translated by Carol Deithe~~
	45	+We must be wary of thinking disparagingly about this whole phenomenon because it is inherently
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	47	+to self-violation provides the precondition for the value of the unegoistic.
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	50	+====The will to power is tied in every aspect of existence. Even efforts to reject the will to power only end up affirming its importance. All struggle, rebellion, disagreement and confrontation is its affirmation. ====
	51	+Aydin '07
	52	+(Aydin, Ciano. Nietzsche on Reality as Will to Power: Toward an "Organization-Struggle" Model. The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, Issue 33, Spring 2007, pp.25-48. Project Muse)
	53	+There is in Nietzsche's worldview nothing that has existence and meaning outside the "game
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	55	+police officer and deconstructing the power relations that constitute the police-public dialectic
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	58	+==Part Two: Overcoming==
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	61	+====I contend that limiting qualified immunity allows individuals to pursue their wills to power by chasing vengeance against those who have harmed them. I affirm a method of overcoming current legal protection and allowing the discursive space between the public and the police to become one where power relations are being contested and broken. The 1AC is an endorsement of individuals fighting to overcome the structures which prevent them from receiving recourse.====
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	64	+====Status quo legality fails to allow the victim in cases of police violence the ability to fight for their own value, and instead forces normative qualities onto bodies labeled as deviant. Races and constitutes of power relations are forced into dichotomies of "good" and "bad" as a result of the police always being seen as greater and their victims as lesser, means the 1ACs method of contestation is uniquely key to disrupting normative relations. Courts that function absent individual influence profess police innocence at the cost of victim damnation====
	65	+Morrison
	66	+http://scholarlycommons.law.northwestern.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1014andcontext=njlsp
	67	+"Will to Power, Will to Reality, and Racial Profiling: How the White Male dominant Power Structure Creates Itself as Law Abiding Citizen Through the Creation of Black as Criminal" 2007
	68	+Professor Steven F. Morrison teaches first year Criminal Law and Constitutional Law, and upper level Criminal Procedure. His principal academic interests include collective criminal responsibility (conspiracy, joint and several liability, RICO, CCE, and the philosophy of collective responsibility), the intersection of the First Amendment and criminal law, and the First Amendment rights of association and assembly. Received his B.A. degree from St. Louis University, M.A. degree from the University of Bradford in the United Kingdom, and his J.D. degree from Boston College Law School. He clerked for Justice Warren M. Silver of the State of Maine Supreme Judicial Court. Prior to arriving at UND Law in 2010, Morrison was a criminal defense attorney in Boston, Massachusetts, and continues to represent indigent criminal defendants under the Criminal Justice Act.:
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	70	+In language, the ego is conceived.156 When one seeks to become real, one must speak, be heard, and be believed by others. The chain of events is, therefore: discourse (conversation with others about criminality) → truth claim ("black people are mostly criminal") → belief by others ("yes, black people do seem to be criminal") → reality of the subject (black people become Criminal and the speaker becomes the mirror opposite, a Law-Abiding Citizen).157 Only when others believe our truth claims can we become real. It is, therefore, imperative that the dominant power structure convince~~s~~ society that its Criminals are indeed criminals and its Law Abiding Citizens are truly law abiding. It can do this in racial profiling by (1) having an ostensibly heartfelt and sensitive debate over the validity of racial profiling; (2) declaring racial profiling to be an acceptable and fact-based answer to crime; (3) engaging in racial profiling, thus exposing a higher number of black criminals than white criminals in a given time period and place; (4) arguing that this exposure proves that blacks commit more crimes and bolsters the need for racial profiling; and (5) repeating the cycle until all blacks are Criminal and all whites are Law Abiding Citizens.158 54 The only way to do this The only way to do this is to split races into "good" and "bad." Racial profiling does this well. In one incident, a group of three black and three white friends were riding their bicycles in Manalapan, New Jersey when the police stopped all six of them.159 The police illegally searched the black kids without justification and called them names such as "little punk" and "baby."160 The officers sent the white kids home, telling them that they "don't have to see this."161 55 Bernard Harcourt's cycle of image creation suggests a similar method of "truth" creation.162 Harcourt's human subject starts with an ideology and then searches for images in the real world to expose that ideology as true.163 These images of, say, a black man's mug shot after the man has allegedly just killed a white police officer (who had a family, no less!), impose themselves on society's consciousness and bolster the ideology. The speech in this case declares: "black predators will kill law-abiding whites." The stronger ideology will be better equipped to find new images, and it will do so. This cycle continues, with every revolution divorcing its adherent more and more from objective reality.164 56 The language of race and racial profiling is an attempt to define Black as Criminal and White as Law Abiding, and thereby provide a window through which to view black criminality and have that ideology reinforced. Physical and verbal abuse of blacks is speech that declares white superiority over black criminality. Court rulings declaring that officers' motives do not matter as long as there is a pretext for the traffic stop is speech that declares the officers to be powerful and morally right and black motorists to be at best suspect, and at worst, criminal. The "perpetrator perspective" that claims to be colorblind, in reality, "races" our society to whites' advantage.165 Blacks are targeted more than whites for criminality, thus they are arrested and convicted more.166 They fill our jails more, but since the criminal justice system is declared to be colorblind, blacks must be more prone to criminality than whites. The Bureau of Justice Statistics illustrates this view well. On its cover, it declares America's non-racism proudly: "9 of white drivers were stopped . . . 9 of black drivers were stopped . . . 9 of Hispanic drivers were stopped."167 Crack the spine, however, and find that blacks are statistically more likely than whites to be searched, arrested, injured by police, have force used on them by police, and be handcuffed.168 Given only one of two options, either the existence of unwarranted racial profiling or the biological propensity of blacks to criminal behavior, the Bureau of Justice Statistics advertises the absence of the former and thereby chooses the latter.
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	73	+====Current groups are fighting to make police more accountable and demand that officers that kill and harm be brought to justice. Their rebellion affirms life in the face of endless suffering and their separation from state reliance to punish police officers in favor of individual action that is potentialized by the ban of qualified immunity is the embodiment of the will to power's demand for overcoming. ====
	74	+Wright
	75	+http://abovethelaw.com/2015/11/want-to-fight-police-misconduct-reform-qualified-immunity/?rf=1
	76	+Sam Wright is a dyed-in-the-wool, bleeding-heart public interest lawyer who has spent his career exclusively in nonprofits and government. Worked full-time on environmental issues with lead attorneys. Researched and prepared legal memoranda for distribution on state/federal administrative and environmental law. Drafted petition for a recall of the mandate and writ of mandamus directing the EPA to take action concerning regulation of air emissions from animal feeding operations. Assisted in drafting declarations and affidavits from experts. Cite-checked and proofread court filings.
	77	+Recently, police have been killing and otherwise abusing people of color with what seems
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	79	+want to see justice done, we should push to make it happen.
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	82	+====The 1ACs method of allowing the public to liberate themselves from inability and engage in legalistic reform sets the path for the breaking of concrete power relations and allows for individuals to express their will to power against that which oppresses them. The collapse of power relations is uniquely key as absent the deconstruction of master, there will always be ressentiment created as a result of the slave moralist's inhibitions. Allowing individuals to sue for themselves grants them the ability to pursue their will to power and fight for compensation====
	83	+Geller
	84	+https://www.ncjrs.gov/pdffiles1/Digitization/155434NCJRS.pdf
	85	+"And Justice for All: Understanding and Controlling Police Abuse of Force" 1995
	86	+David Lester, Edited by William A Geller; Hans Toch
	87	+ William "Bill" Geller, director of Geller and Associates, reports on and provides consulting services to support effective and legitimate policing and community action that fosters a free society and safer, stronger communities. Over 33 years, he has worked with numerous police agencies, nongovernmental organizations, the U.S. Justice Department, local and state governments, research and policy organizations, training institutes, and civil rights organizations. He assists clients with leadership, strategic, policy, communications, program implementation and management challenges.
	88	+In a volume whose recurring theme is a quest for positive methods of identifying and
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	90	+to do so grows more urgent in the face of inadequate alternative solutions.

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