Tournament: Cal Chico | Round: 5 | Opponent: Fullerton BS | Judge: Dunn
We advocate the entirety of the affirmative without their use of the term “ableism” – Instead, understanding oppression experienced surrounding disability should conceptualize it as “disablism” – breaks the connection between discrimination and ability
Chapman 10, Professor of Social Work at York University
(Christopher S., Crippling narratives and disabling shame: disability as a metaphor, affective dividing practices, and an ethics that might make a difference, still.my.revolution.tao.ca/node/68)
I used to use the term "ableism" to describe oppression against people who
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which actually works to reinforce our oppression, not the other way around.

Use of the term ableism blocks effective resistance to discrimination
Egan 08
(Lisa, Disablism Vs. Ableism, lisybabe.blogspot.com/2008/05/disablism-vs-ableism.html)
Those of you who don't know, "ableism" is the American/Australian
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medical model roots. Another reason why I think this term is superior.

Tournament: Cal Chico | Round: 5 | Opponent: Fullerton BS | Judge: Dunn
Focus on the body as a site for excludes hidden disabilities – that recreates oppression
Mollow 4, Anna, PhD candidate in English at the University of California, Berkeley. IDENTITY POLITICS ANDDISABILITY STUDIES:A CRITIQUE OF RECENT THEORY quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?cc=mqr;c=mqr;c=mqrarchive;idno=act2080.0043.218;rgn=main;view=text;xc=1;g=mqrg
The most troubling aspect of Thomson's use of identity politics is her definition of disability
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some visible characteristic" (10-11; 28; emphasis added)
I do not mean to suggest that Thomson would deny that many people with invisible
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with unseen disabilities are often objects of suspicion and disbelief. 25
Thomson's narrow definition of disability does not result from a wish to exclude, but
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to Identity"—repeats the call for such a transition in understanding disability.
The body does NOT come first – a rich disabled individual has it a lot better off than a less affluent one – they erase difference
Boys 8 (Jos, “challenging the 'normal': towards new conceptual frameworks”, http://www.sowhatisnormal.co.uk/challenging)
Of course, the standard array of Others – under-class/women/black and ethnic minority/homeless/disabled are of as many different sorts as are ‘non-others’; but just as with the essentialist binary divisions of male/female normal/abnormal the concept of Other in post-modernity is all too often also cut-off from the social and material relations of each individual’s diverse existence. As Ahmed says, we are not all other in the same way.
Why is this a pr
oblem? It means that people located in the category of other are elided together
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which all can ‘undo’ a elegant theoretical conceit – to remain concealed.

Tournament: Cal Chico | Round: 5 | Opponent: Fullerton BS | Judge: Dunn
The aff’s blanket condemnation of war prevents successful continuation of the war against terrorists
Zuckerman et al 12 – research associate @ Heritage
(Jessica, with Michaela Bendikova – research assistant @ Douglas Center for Foreign Policy Studies, Lisa Curtis – Senior Research Fellow @ Asian Studies Center, Eleven Years Later: U.S. Should Not Lose Momentum in the War on Terrorism, http://www.heritage.org/research/reports/2012/09/counterterrorism-strategy-us-should-not-lose-momentum-in-war-on-terrorism)
Last year, in the run-up to the 10th anniversary of 9/
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an enduring and sustainable counterterrorism enterprise capable of responding to future emerging threats.
Now is key to stop terrorists – Al Qaeda is at a transitional moment
McLaughlin 13 (John McLaughlin was a CIA officer for 32 years and served as deputy director and acting director from 2000-2004. He currently teaches at the Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies and is a Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the Brookings Institution, ¶ 06:00 AM ET¶ Terrorism at a moment of transition7/12, http://security.blogs.cnn.com/2013/07/12/terrorism-at-a-moment-of-transition/)

A third major trend has to do with the debate underway among terrorists over tactics
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"It needs but one foe to breed a war, not two ..."

Disabled bodies are unwillingly forced into carrying out terrorist attacks by Al Qaeda turning case
BBC News, 2008
2/1/08, “Twin bombs kill scores in Baghdad,” http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/middle_east/7221639.stm
Attack aftermath More than 70 people have been killed by two bombs in Baghdad,
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here," he said. "There are too many bodies to count."

Terrorists can easily acquire nuclear weapons- an attack would trigger full scale nuclear war
Speice ‘6
(Patrick F. Jr.-, J.D. Candidate @ Marshall-Wythe School of Law, B.A. @ Wake, Feb., William and Mary Law Review, “Negligence and Nuclear Nonproliferation: Eliminating the Current Liability Barrier to Bilateral U.S.-Russian Nonproliferation Assistance Programs”, Lexis)

 Although no terrorist acts directed against the population or interests of the United States
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among terrorist groups, many of which are hostile to the United States.
The collapse of the Soviet Union dramatically increased the risk that terrorist organizations will succeed
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37 Graham Allison summarizes the implications of post-Soviet disorder in Russia:
The dramatic changes ... have produced political uncertainty, economic distress, and social dislocation
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valuable to any state or group that covets nuclear weapons. It is not
hard to imagine that people leading bleak, uncertain, and difficult lives might find irresistible the prospect of wealth and security via the nuclear black market...
Organizations such as the Russian military and Minatom are now operating in circumstances of great stress. Money is in short supply, paychecks are irregular, living conditions unpleasant ... Disorder within Russia and the resulting strains within the military could easily cause a lapse or a breakdown in the Russian military's guardianship of nuclear weapons. 38
Accordingly, there is a significant and ever-present risk that terrorists could acquire a nuclear device or fissile material from Russia as a result of the confluence of Russian economic decline and the end of stringent Soviet-era nuclear security measures. 39
Terrorist groups could acquire a nuclear weapon by a number of methods, including "
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are the most effective means of countering the risk of nuclear terrorism. 44
Moreover, the end of the Cold War eliminated the rationale for maintaining a large
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material to sell, to states or terrorist organizations with nuclear ambitions. 48
The potential consequences of the unchecked spread of nuclear knowledge and material to terrorist groups
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in the United States and escalate to the use of nuclear weapons. 53

A nuclear terror attack turns their impacts – causes government intervention and re-entrenches oppression
Vladimir Z. Dvorkin ‘12 Major General (retired), doctor of technical sciences, professor, and senior fellow at the Center for International Security of the Institute of World Economy and International Relations of the Russian Academy of Sciences.  The Center participates in the working group of the U.S.-Russia Initiative to Prevent Nuclear Terrorism, 9/21/12, "What Can Destroy Strategic Stability: Nuclear Terrorism is a Real Threat," belfercenter.ksg.harvard.edu/publication/22333/what_can_destroy_strategic_stability.html

The vast majority of states have introduced unprecedented security and surveillance measures at transportation and
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a common understanding of these threats and develop a strategy to combat them.

Tournament: Cal Chico | Round: 5 | Opponent: Fullerton BS | Judge: Dunn
The affirmative relies on binary thinking that homogenizes the locus and cause for suffering
This ensures the failure of resistance and develops a culture of victimization that recreates imperialist white supremacist capitalist patriarchy which is the foundation of all oppression
Hooks 12, Distinguished Professor in Residence at Barea
(Bell, Writing Beyond Race: Living Theory and Practice, pg. 43)
Clearly the future of diversity lies in creating greater awareness and greater critical consciousness about
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our society – both black and white – resist seeing the larger picture. 

Orienting resistance against imperialist white supremacist capitalist patriarchy is a critical means of naming interlocking systems of oppression in which we are both victim and victimizer.  This is critical to the creation of agency and the resistance of dominator thinking
Hooks 12, Distinguished Professor in Residence at Barea
(Bell, Writing Beyond Race: Living Theory and Practice, pg. 43)
When I first began to use the phrase imperialist white supremacist capitalist patriarchy to characterize
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first step in self-determination.  It is the place of hope.