Harvard Westlake Landecker Aff
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| Woodward | 2 | Northview SH | Dave McGinnis |
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| Woodward | 2 | Opponent: Northview SH | Judge: Dave McGinnis Opponent dropped all arguments |
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JanFeb - Activism ACTournament: Golden Desert | Round: 1 | Opponent: na | Judge: na I define democratic...for being informed. And,- we should guarantee a marketplace of ideas, which supersedes other utilitarian grounds to restrict rights. The right to speak out is valuable in itself. Dwyer 01 Value Criterion- Respecting Democratic Deliberation Advantage One- State Control Kills Activism College in particular is a time where students need to learn how to be activists before anything else. This is prevented if their words are controlled by the state. Majeed, BA, 09 Free speech enables counter speech, which empowers students. Calleros 95 Every major civil rights movement is built on free speech. There is no liberty, activism or change without free speech. Strossen, Former President of the ACLU, 00 Advantage Two- Marketplace of Ideas Universities are the most important place for speech to be free – even if speech is uncomfortable the very function of the university is to allow open debates. Finally, restrictions of speech automatically shut out some views from the start, which is undemocratic because it fosters dogmatism where neither side has to listen to the other. Kozinski, 9th circuit judge, 10 rehighlight General Responses- Underground- drives hate underground and allows communities to ignore the problem. Alexander 13 One commentator has...a better job. | 2/18/17 |
JanFeb - Whole Res ACTournament: Woodward | Round: 2 | Opponent: Northview SH | Judge: Dave McGinnis I value Morality- Free speech is vital to moral liberation– it’s historically proven. Hume 15 “What is really...and self-censorship. Allowing predetermined outcomes permits the powerful to set the terms of the debate. Any changes to the right of free speech will inevitably cause further restrictions suppressing dissent. This turns the marketplace against activists from the start. Curtis 96 If we had...more limited contexts. Free speech is a pre-requisite to any rational moral system- without it self-realization is impossible. Eberle 94 The Court's decision...be vigilantly investigated. Therefore, my value criterion is maximizing the rights of the oppressed Part 2 is Civic Engagement Speech restrictions are expanding into other freedoms- empirics show. Haidt and Lukianoff 17 Jonathan Haidt is a social psychologist at New York University and author of The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion. Greg Lukianoff is a constitutional lawyer and president and CEO of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE). On U.S. Campuses, Free Inquiry Is Taking a Beating, Philanthropic Roundtable, January 2017, EE Freedom of expression...say on campuses. These speech codes consistently fail, don’t allow for dissent, strengthen university administrators, and work against activism. Fisher 17 Donald Trump is...unwieldy, essential glory. Restrictions disempower young people and kill civic engagement. Students will be unprepared to speak out later in life. Majeed ’09 In clear contravention...the college environment. Civic engagement is crucial to solving extinction- it’s try or die for the aff. Small 06 Part 3 – Restrictions Fail One commentator has...a better job. B) Speech codes depoliticize students, reinforce their victimhood, and teach them to go to authority rather than question it - restrictions weaken ideas and prevent structural reform. Brown 01 Brown, Wendy. Politics out of History. Princeton University Press, 2001. The overwhelming response...far-reaching transformations. C) Counterspeech is effective and empowers students Majeed ’09 D) Outweighs – The most extreme examples of hate speech are unconstitutional. We have the perfect balance - anything further kills dissent. Rosenberg 91David Rosenberg, Racist Speech the First Amendment and Public Universities: Taking a Stand on Neutrality, 76 Cornell L. Rev. 549 (1991) Available at: http://scholarship.law.cornell.edu/clr/vol76/iss2/6 VC Sometimes college students...to their purpose. | 3/18/17 |
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