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+If debaters read aff paradigm choice, they must clarify in a delineated text in the AC a method by which we weigh between the discursive reasons to vote aff against the plan text, and how the negative can link in offense in order to win. |
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+If debaters read a plan, it must have a solvency advocate. To clarify, the solvency advocate must minimally advocate for the mandates of the aff plan. |
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+If debaters read say the neg should engage them on the role of the ballot for theoretical reasons, they may not say that consequences aren’t relevant underneath their framework. |
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+The aff cannot read arguments that require the negative to “explicitly propose all T interpretations about my advocacy such as specification and implementation”. |
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+Debaters must read cites for statistics and evidence. |
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+The aff plan text must constitute a policy that could be enacted. |
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+If debaters claim they get an RVI, they must specify in their speech the conditions under which it can be triggered. To clarify, whether the RVI requires offense to a counter interp vs. I meets, drop the argument vs. debater, competing interps vs. reasonability. |
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+Debaters may not say “thus the plan” in the AC, read an advocacy text and then claim in the 1AR it was just a "rhetorical flair." |
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+Debaters can't say that death is good in the 1AR if they read an aff with death impacts in the AC and the neg read disads linking to death. |