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... ... @@ -1,0 +1,18 @@ 1 +Before we engage in policy discussion, we must examine the media to guarantee undistorted and accurate information. Steuter and Wills 09, 2 +Steuter, Erin and Wills, Deborah. “Discourses in Dehumanization: Enemy Construction and Canadian Media Complicity in the Framing of the War on Terror.” Global Media Journal: Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 7-24 (2009). http://www.gmj.uottawa.ca/0902/v2i2_steuter20and20wills.pdf 3 +The data collected in this AND to national, even global safety. 4 +The Affirmative neglects key issues of state terror by ignoring politically motivated violence against the East, thereby reflecting the distorted lens of terrorist rhetoric. Kapitan 03, 5 +Kapitan, Tomis. “The Terrorism of ‘Terrorism’.” Terrorism and International Justice (Oxford, 2003), 47-66. http://www.niu.edu/phil/~kapitan/pdf/TheTerrorismofTerrorism.pdf 6 +A further point is that AND which such judgments give rise. 7 +And, the rhetoric of fear around terror recreates and expands itself in the representations of western media and discourse – the threat of terrorism is a social construction. Martin 85, 8 +Martin, L. John. “The Media's Role in International Terrorism.” Studies in Conflict and Terrorism, 1985. http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~surette/mediasrole.html 9 +While terrorist incidents are fairly AND drawing power of the story? 10 +Impact—misinformation, racism, and genocidal violence against the other—empirics prove we are only a few steps from genocide. Steuter and Wills 09, 11 +Steuter, Erin and Wills, Deborah. “Discourses in Dehumanization: Enemy Construction and Canadian Media Complicity in the Framing of the War on Terror.” Global Media Journal: Volume 2, Issue 2, pp. 7-24 (2009). http://www.gmj.uottawa.ca/0902/v2i2_steuter20and20wills.pdf 12 +The metaphors that collectively construct AND framed, responded to and understood. 13 +Terrorist rhetoric is the root of the problem—turns case. Kapitan 03, 14 +Kapitan, Tomis. “The Terrorism of ‘Terrorism’.” Terrorism and International Justice (Oxford, 2003), 47-66. http://www.niu.edu/phil/~kapitan/pdf/TheTerrorismofTerrorism.pdf 15 +More dramatically, the ‘terrorist’ rhetoric AND result through violence against civilians. 16 16 +The alternative is rejecting the discourse of terrorism in favor of examining the circumstances wherein violence against civilians is see as a necessary route of resistance. Rejection of this discourse encourages and initiates real political solutions. Kapitan 03, 17 +Kapitan, Tomis. “The Terrorism of ‘Terrorism’.” Terrorism and International Justice (Oxford, 2003), 47-66. http://www.niu.edu/phil/~kapitan/pdf/TheTerrorismofTerrorism.pdf 18 +There are legitimate ways of AND the civilized discourse of today. 25 - EntryDate
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