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Cites

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	4	+====I value morality because the resolution is a normative question of what ought to happen.====
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	7	+====Power is divided into two distinct forms - the first is constituent power which is used to resume or reform its object, the second is destituent power which is used to disable and deconstruct its object. ====
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	10	+====Constituent power is focused on productivity and use-value, based around utility and operates statically. Destituent power is focused on expansion and possibility, based around exploration and operates fluidly. ====
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	13	+====Utilizing destituent forms of power is crucial to dissolve predetermined social parameters and expand the possible ways of living within society – this is the distinction between eating for sustenance and feasting for celebration. ====
	14	+Giorgio **Agamben,** 20**14**
	15	+"What is a destituent power?" Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 2014, Volume 32, page 65-74. Accessed: 3/4/16
	16	+6. On the concept of inoperativity. Inoperativity does not mean inertia, but
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	18	+the human body can do, opening it to a new possible use.
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	21	+====Deconstructing ideal notions of ethics and living that are produced by constituent power is necessary to expand our understanding of who is included in our ethical decision-making. We should instead embrace destituent power, which traces paths of complexity that focus on singularities rather than universal dichotomies of human and inhuman, positive and negative.====
	22	+Claire **Colebrook and** Jason **Maxwell,** 20**16**
	23	+Colebrook is Edwin Erle Sparks Professor of English at Penn State University, Maxwell teaches and researches at Penn State University. "Agamben" Key Contemporary Thinkers. Accessed: 3/4/16
	24	+Agamben also writes of finding some way of thinking other than an opposition of being
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	26	+equally defined by attention to experiences of the threshold, or to singularity.
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	29	+====Therefore the criterion is consistency with destituent power. ====
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	32	+===Contention 1 is Constituent Power===
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	35	+====The act of limiting qualified immunity is a form of constituent power – making piecemeal reforms to the criminal justice system. It is narrow-minded and limits our understanding of policing to crime and plain-clothes law enforcement. This is a form of misdirection that ignores the fluid structures of disciplinary power that much be resisted to allow different perspectives into our communities. ====
	36	+Colleen **Bell,** 20**15**
	37	+Bell is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Studies at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada. "The police power in counterinsurgencies – Discretion, patrolling and evidence" in "War, Police and Assemblages of Intervention", Edited by Jan Bachmann, Colleen Bell and Caroline Holmqvist, pg 174-176.
	38	+The concept of police has a particular history. In the twentieth century the analysis
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	40	+official titles, a range of actors and institutions exercise the police power.

EntryDate

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	1	+2016-12-03 22:51:19.698

Judge

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	1	+Scott Tomsu

Opponent

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	1	+Lincoln East JW

ParentRound

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	1	+37

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	1	+4

Team

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	1	+Millard North Brown Neg

Title

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	1	+2 - NC - Agamben

Tournament

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	1	+Millard West