Hunter College Frankel Aff
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| Beltway | Semis | Success Academy SC | Ana Calizo, Raul Larsen, Allan Xu |
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| Beltway | 6 | Randolph AP | Tiffany Dacheux |
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| Penn | 1 | Stuyvesant KL | Ben Koh |
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| Yale | 2 | Montville RU | Wesley Hu |
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| Yale | 4 | Syosset AM | Becca Traber |
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so -- 1ac -- nuclear anxietyTournament: Beltway | Round: Semis | Opponent: Success Academy SC | Judge: Ana Calizo, Raul Larsen, Allan Xu The impact is disposability—nuclear power destroys our value to life by rendering the universe a standing reserve that culminates in the wholesale destruction of the environment and other humans. Thus, I affirm Resolved: Countries ought to prohibit the production of nuclear power. I reserve the right to clarify. “Resolved” means to become aware of our own being. The 1AC’s reading of the resolution opens up feelings of anxiety towards enframing. Radical questioning and rejecting technological enframing opens new possibilities. Anxiety is crucial to actualize being in the world. The illusion of choosing how we engage with knowledge is a myth of humanism that keeps us entrenched in technological modes of thinking. We have no choice in how the world is revealed, only in how we are. The aff is critical to break through the deadlock of western metaphysics. Thus, the role of the ballot is to vote for the debater who provides the best methodology for preserving being-in-the-world. That means that you should evaluate ontological questions prior to any other concerns. The role of the ballot ruptures traditional modes of education that stress the optimization of efficiency. Attempting to externalize ourselves from our beliefs and outsourcing responsibility creates passivism and self-hatred. Every question is always already ontological—inquiry that doesn’t begin with the question of being-in-the-world is violently appropriated. | 10/24/16 |
so -- 1ac -- ripsteinTournament: Beltway | Round: 6 | Opponent: Randolph AP | Judge: Tiffany Dacheux Questioning a constitutive obligation can be no more than questioning whether or not you belong to that category. Thus, the standard is maintaining a system of equal freedom. Contention One is Structural Violence The nuclear industry intentionally covers up these incidents in order to continue to curb worker’s abilities to set their own ends. Subpoint B: Indigenous Communities But, regulations fail—a ban is the only way to mitigate the harms. Contention Two is Future Generations The negative impacts of nuclear power outweigh negative impacts of any other form of power production—there is NO WAY to effectively store waste. Nuclear phase out fosters investment in renewables—compensates for the costs of foregoing nuclear power. | 10/25/16 |
so -- 1ac -- testimonyTournament: Yale | Round: 2 | Opponent: Montville RU | Judge: Wesley Hu | 9/17/16 |
so -- 1ac -- testimony v2Tournament: Yale | Round: 4 | Opponent: Syosset AM | Judge: Becca Traber | 9/17/16 |
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