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+Interpretation: The affirmative must specify an enforcement mechanism by which they guarantee the right to housing in a explicitly delineated plan text in the 1ac. To clarify, you can defend the whole rez or guarantee it for specific groups – you just need to specify it. This can be a policy action, enshrining the right in the constitution, or recognizing it in state law. |
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+Violation: They don’t. Their Carson evidence talks about Title VI, IHBG Grant, income security, etc. but their CHRN evidence talks about some value-orientation and other cards are worse – the fact that she doesn't have an explicit plan text in the aff magnifies the abuse. |
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+The standard is ground. |
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+There are two different interps of the right and they’re radically distinct. |
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+Fitzpatrick and Watts Suzanne and Beth(Suzanne Fitzpatrick is affiliated with the School of the Built Environment, Heriot- Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland, UK; Beth Watts is affiliated with the Centre for Housing Policy, University of York, England, UK) ‘The Right to Housing’ for Homeless People, Homelessness Research in Europe, Date Accessed 2/19/17 http://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.456.1897andrep=rep1andtype=pdf |
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+A key distinction |
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+each individual case. |
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+There is no well-defined singular “right” to housing – specifying is key to good debates and is what the topic lit centers around. |
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+NLCHP 11National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty , “Simply Unacceptable”: Homelessness and the Human Right to Housing In the United States, 2011, https://www.nlchp.org/Simply_Unacceptable Premier |
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+More than ever, housing |
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+into meaningful action. |
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+Next is framing: |
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+Fairness is a voter |
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+drop the debater |
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+use competing interps |
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+No RVIs |
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+No reason why theory comes first in the last speech – we get new 2NR answers. |