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... ... @@ -1,15 +1,0 @@ 1 -Nietzsche NC 2 -Moral statements are intended to be objective truths but we can never know others objectively, meaning any judgments we make are tainted by our own subjective perspectives. Friedrich NietzscheFriedrich Nietzsche ~German Philosopher~ Human All Too Human. Translated by R.J.Hollingdale. Cambridge University Press. http://archive.org/stream/NietzscheHumanAllTooHuman/Nietzsche-HumanAllTooHuman_djvu.txt. A.S. 3 -Injustice necessary. - All judgements as to the value of life have evolved illogically and are therefore unjust. The falsity of human judgement derives firstly from the condition of the material to be judged, namely very incomplete, secondly from the way in which the sum is arrived at on the basis of this material, and thirdly from the fact that every individual piece of this material is in turn the outcome of false knowledge, and is so with absolute necessity. Our experience of another person, for example, no matter how close he stands to us, can never be complete, so that we would have a logical right to a total evaluation of him; all evaluations are premature and are bound to be. Finally, the standard~s~ by which we measure, our own being, is ~are~ not an unalterable magnitude, we are subject to moods and fluctuations, and yet we would have to know ourselves as a fixed standard to be able justly to assess the relation between ourself and anything else whatever. Perhaps it would follow from all this that one ought not to judge at all; if only it were possible to live without evaluating, without having aversions and partialities! - for all aversion is de- pendent on an evaluation, likewise all partiality. A drive to something or away from something divorced from a feeling one is desiring the beneficial or avoiding the harmful, a drive without some kind of knowing evaluation of the worth of its objective, does not exist in man. We are from the very beginning illogical and thus unjust beings and can recognize this: this is one of the greatest and most irresolvable discords of existence. 4 -An external system of ethics that is detached from the ethical agent makes no sense- if we are the only ones who know ourselves then only we are able to create independent unique obligations. To enforce an obligation upon another we would need to be able to take an outside view, but if we are tainted by subjectivity that becomes impossible. 5 -Therefore, there is no essence to persons. Rather, each agent creates their own ethical norms and identity in relation to themselves. This means that ethical systems must not be focused on creating a certain universal content to impose on all agents- but rather must be amenable to multiple perspectives on what is good and bad. They must accommodate multiple perspectives and modes of being- this is the only way to understand morality. The 1NC recognizes people's role as creators and subjects of morality. As such an ethical action is one in accordance with an individual's subjective evaluation. A denial of that ability to act or be would thus constitute an unethical decision. 6 -Thus the Standard is embracing subject fluidity. 7 -Thus the negative burden is to prove that the process of protecting constitutional free speech denies the agents the ability to define their own obligations and identities. I contend that affirming forces a static notion of identity upon agents. It precludes the possibility of a fluid ontology and denies the ability of agents to act in a way that expresses themselves. 8 -First- constitutional rights require a stable subject on whom we can confer rights on. An agent must be capable of exercising themselves in a particular way to receive the protection of the constitution which would make applications of the law impossible. Furthermore, empirically true- constitution used to say black individuals and women did not possess rights because the document did not recognize them as a subject- which makes your affirmation nonsensical. 9 -Two- rights never addresses the individual but rather a proxy entity that can be objectively evaluated by the system of the law. By removing the personal characteristics that make agents themselves, a codified right forecloses the possibility of recognizing the unique nature of each agent which denies the existential component of ethics. 10 - 11 -Defending the crrent constitution is problematic because it applies a static model of rights 12 -Only 8 justices - can't change 13 -You affirm squo- can't fiat extra changes 14 - 15 -3- Constitution has always affired a static subject, ie rights apply to X type ppl - EntryDate
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... ... @@ -1,19 +1,0 @@ 1 -The 1AC epistemologically and methodologically falls into the trap of linear time- they analyze time as a series of events that independently happened There’s the past, present and the future. What they fail to realize is that the narrative of linear time is a tool used by the state and dominant powers to placate revolution and reinforce the idea that structural violence can be changed by appeals to legislation. The portrayal of the future as something amazing and better that we are constantly working toward is used by structures to rewrite history and over look past oppression, even though oppression exists cyclically and re-interprets itself in new ways. 2 -Stephen Dillon. “It’s here, it’s that time:” Race, queer futurity, and the temporality of violence in Born in Flames. University of Minnesota. Women and Performance: A journal of feminist theory, 2013. 3 - 4 -Progress is named...not let go 5 - 6 -The promise of a future free of imperialism prevents a full confrontation with temporality as accumulation. There is no relief to come in some mystical future. Only understanding violence as accumulation and captivity allows us to understand the existing conditions of violence and come up with solutions. 7 -Stephen Dillon. “It’s here, it’s that time:” Race, queer futurity, and the temporality of violence in Born in Flames. University of Minnesota. Women and Performance: A journal of feminist theory, 2013. 8 - 9 -time not only...to happen again. 10 - 11 -If the future is the accumulated past then the only way to destroy the future is the break the present as we know it. The Alternative is to embrace the incoherence of multiplicity and difference in contrast to the state’s focus on coherence and linear temporality. 12 -Stephen Dillon. “It’s here, it’s that time:” Race, queer futurity, and the temporality of violence in Born in Flames. University of Minnesota. Women and Performance: A journal of feminist theory, 2013. 13 - 14 -The time is...accumulation and capture 15 - 16 -Only the alternative has the capacity to change the way violence operates- certain bodies are denied personhood by definition. Legal reformulations and the state’s demarcations mean that we need a method to articulate subjectivity and personhood outside of the traditional western order. 17 -Weheliye HABEAS VISCUS Racializing Assemblages, Biopolitics, and Black Feminist Theories of the Human ALEXANDER G. WEHELIYE Duke University Press Durham and London 2014.p. 48-49 18 - 19 -focus on inclusion...subjugation are administered. - EntryDate
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