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1		-I affirm Resolved.
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3		-The role of the ballot is to vote for the debater who best proves the truth or falsity of the resolution. The aff must prove the rez true, and the neg must prove it false. The aff claiming some animals have some rights anywhere in the United States is sufficient to affirm. Prefer:
4		-1. Analytic
5		-A. Analytic
6		-B. Analytic
7		-2. Analytic
8		-The only possible conclusion of the rules given to us prior to the round is that judges must use a truth-testing model.
9		-(Branse, David. “The Role of the Judge.” NSDUpdate. 4 September 2015.)
10		-
11		-Second, the delineation ...than truth testing.
12		-
13		-Analytic
14		-
15		-3. Analytic
16		-4. Analytic
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18		-Here are some a prioris:
19		-1. Analytic
20		-(http://www.dictionary.com/browse/citizen) an inhabitant or denizen
21		-2. Analytic
22		-3. Analytic
23		-4. Analytic
24		-
25		-NEXT,
26		-Interp – The negative must concede the aff burden as contextualized in the AC.
27		-It’s preemptive, you violate by reading turns to the aff burden or reading a different burden.
28		-Standards –
29		-1. Analytic
30		-2. Analytic
31		-
32		-NEXT,
33		-Ought is defined as probable.
34		-1. Analytic “used to indicates...probability or likelihood” (the Free Dictionary and Cambridge Dictionary- definition of ought)
35		-2. Analytic
36		-3. Analytic
37		-No amount of subjective evidence can ever prove objective knowledge.
38		-(Searle, John R. Mind, Language, and Society: Philosophy in the Real World. New York: Basic Books; 2000. (27).)
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40		-You could have...of these scenarios.”
41		-
42		-Analytic
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44		-4. Probability is the cornerstone of all education – that’s why we should use ought as probable– Griffiths:
45		-(Tom Griffiths. Predicting the future)
46		-Being able to...predictions are incorrect
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48		-Thus, a sufficient burden for the aff is to prove the resolution either probable, or likely true.
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50		-Webster defines Right-a moral or legal entitlement to have or obtain something or to act in a certain way
51		-(https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/right)
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53		-Analytic
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55		-1. Animal cruelty laws exist which means you can affirm on face. Clinebell ‘17
56		-(Clinebell, Vicki. http://dogtime.com/reference/dog-laws/21735-fbi-makes-animal-abuse-a-crime-against-society#HPOdgpHkV2hpCC1H.99)
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58		-The Federal Bureau...for animal cruelty.
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60		-NAVS (National Anti-Vivisection Society) ‘17
61		-(http://www.navs.org/what-we-do/keep-you-informed/legal-arena/companion-animal-issues/federal-anti-cruelty-laws/#.WVppV4jyvZs)
62		-
63		-Preventing and punishing...animals are obtained.
64		-
65		-Analytic
66		-
67		-AND
68		-USDA ‘17
69		-(https://www.nal.usda.gov/awic/animal-welfare-act)
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71		-The Animal Welfare...regulations and rights.
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74		-Underview
75		-1. Analytic
76		-a. Analytic
77		-b. Analytic
78		-2. Analytic
79		-a. Analytic
80		-b. Analytic
81		-c. Analytic
82		-d. Analytic
83		-e. Analytic
84		-3. Analytic
85		-a. Analytic
86		-b. Analytic
87		-c. Analytic
88		-4. Analytic
89		-a. Analytic
90		-b. Analytic
91		-5. Analytic
92		-6. Analytic
93		-7. Analytic
94		-a. Analytic
95		-b. Analytic
96		-8. Analytic
97		-a. Analytic
98		-b. Analytic

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1		-2017-07-10 16:00:36.0

Judge

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1		-All

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1		-All

ParentRound

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1		-1

Round

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1		-1

Team

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1		-Enloe Gedela Aff

Title

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1		-1AC - Logical Consequence

Tournament

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1		-NSD