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1		-2016-10-08 02:10:04.714
	1	+2016-10-08 02:10:04.0

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	1	+V: Morality
	2	+VC: Protecting governmental legitimacy.
	3	+While Governments do have a responsibility to insure that people have their rights protected, a genuinely free market is the best means of ensuring prosperity for everyone.
	4	+Jaana Woiceshyn Business Professor at the University of Calgary writes:
	5	+Business Professor at the University of Calgary. February 29, 2016. Government Regulation Does Not Make us Safe—Free Competition Under Capitalism Does. http:capitalismmagazine.com/2016/02/government-regulation-does-not-make-us-safe-free-competition-under-capitalism-does/. Jaana Woiceshyn teaches business ethics and competitive strategy at the Haskayne School of Business, University of Calgary, Canada.
	6	+However, there are … of individual rights.
	7	+C1: Nuclear power is good
	8	+In the world we live in today, nothing can produce the necessary amount of emery other than nuclear power. When Japan’s nuclear power plants went offline, the country went into mayhem.
	9	+Kari Huus. March 15, 2011.  Millions in Japanese Cold Struggle Without Electricity, Heat. NBC News.
	10	+When Japan lost … by the disaster.
	11	+It is obvious that a government is obligated to insure that the people have electricity and heat. A world without nuclear power will threaten the lives of everyone.
	12	+C2: The free Market is better at keeping people safe. In a free market, private companies have more incentive to keep the people safe.
	13	+Jaana Woiceshyn explains:
	14	+And as government…on emission control
	15	+With a free market, innovation will prosper, as companies will only then have incentive to innovate and create better, safer technologies.
	16	+There are many ways that innovation can make the nuclear industry safer.
	17	+Bernard Cohen, Professor at the University of Pittsburg discusses how new innovation can easily solve the nuclear waste dilemma. He writes:
	18	+Bernard Cohen, Physics professor at University of Pittsburg: 1990. The Nuclear Energy Option. Plenum Press.
	19	+For nuclear waste…from natural radioactivity.
	20	+Private companies can improve the safety of nuclear power plants by creating new technology and improving infrastructure.
	21	+Nuclear power is necessary in our world. Only a free market allows the true potential of nuclear power to be revealed.
	22	+Thus, I negate.

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	1	+2016-10-08 02:10:07.461

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	1	+Panel

Opponent

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	1	+Thomas Jefferson YC

ParentRound

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	1	+15

Round

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	1	+Octas

Team

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	1	+Hendrick Hudson Gofman Neg

Title

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	1	+SEPTOCT - Lay NC

Tournament

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	1	+Wake Forest