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+Here's some shells I might read |
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+1. Spec status of CP in NC itself |
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+2. Prioritize K vs T in NC itself |
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+3. NIBs Bad |
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+4. Conditional PICs bad |
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+5. PICs Bad (in spec context usually) |
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+6. Must have advocacy text |
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+7. Disclosure theory |
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+8. the negative must have one stable advocacy in which they outline all conpro speech restrictions and defend those restrictions unconditionally |
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+9. for any DA the neg reads about a type of conpro speech, they must disclose a cite indicating this is indeed conpro speech before the TOC |
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+10. the negative cannot brea k new PICs at TOC- they need to be on the wiki before hand |
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+the aff burden is to prove that words have no intrinsic harm and the negative burden is to prove that words have intrinsic harms. |
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+12. The negative cannot read a PIC unless their solvency advocate advocates the exact text of the PIC. |
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+13. Neg counterplans cannot defend getting rid of restrictions on constitutionally protected speech that is currently restricted. |
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+14. The negative must concede to the aff's paradigm choice in terms of how the judge should evaluate the debate. |
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+Obviously the interps will be more nuanced than this, but this is the general idea. |