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1		-2016-10-15 13:06:03.98
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	1	+====Daffodils and daisies poke through the nostrils of the forgotten corpse, searching for the sun. Fish find shelter in the once-bright corridors of the sunken ships. Death is not singular event, marking life as over once the heart stops beating. Instead, it is an ongoing and inevitable process, permeating every second of life. In it's embrace, we find new and radical potential for becoming. One may die, but others live. The 1AC's securitization of death forecloses this infinite potential. ====
	2	+Baugh 5. Burce. "The Deleuze Dictionary", p63-65. http://ghiraldelli.pro.br/wp-content/uploads/The_Deleuze_Dictionary-1.pdf. AKB
	3	+Death is many things: a state of affairs, when a body's parts,
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	5	+disease. The death instinct is thus historical and political, not natural.
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	8	+====This securitization of death is yet another instance of fascism, giving the state complete power to shape our desires and wills. Here, stories of fear and the other dominate our every day existence, always framing the state as the holy savior that we must give into. We learn to desire our own oppression, taught that this is "right" and "just" by big brother. ====
	9	+Daniel **Bell **in 2007 Daniel M., Associate Professor of Theological Ethics, Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary, Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory, JCRT 8.2 SPRING 2007 55,d http://www.jcrt.org/archives/08.2/. EHS AB
	10	+Like Hobbes and Foucault, Deleuze holds that Life is constituted by motion; specifically
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	12	+we will have to look elsewhere. To this alternative we now turn.
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	15	+====The alternative is an embracing of death – this understanding of death as a part of the larger cycle of becoming allows for revolutionary action, tearing down the state apparatus that produces fear and oppression====
	16	+Shildrick 8 (Margrit, Professor of Gender and Knowledge Production, TEMA Institute for Interdisciplinary Gender Studies, Linköping University, Former Professor of Gender Studies at Queen's University Belfast, "Deciding on Death: Conventions and Contestations in the Context of Disability", Bioethical Inquiry (2008) 5: p. 209–217. AKB
	17	+I want now to break with the usual parameters of bioethical consideration where concepts such
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	19	+of life, but merely one strand of its multiple and indestructible becomings.

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	1	+2016-10-15 13:06:05.551

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	1	+Ashan

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	1	+Selina

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	1	+5

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	1	+Montgomery Perryman Neg

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	1	+SEPTOCT - K - Deleuze Death

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	1	+St Marks