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Northeastchampionship | 6 | Liberty Call-Crane | Maerowitz |
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1AC - HacktivismTournament: JVNovice Nats | Round: 7 | Opponent: JMU LM | Judge: The government is engaged in the politics of fear. This control manifests itself in lexical warfare carried out against hacktivists "I believe the debate....but what I found was something else altogether." The government quietly used lexical warfare transforming the right of Americans to dissent into an act of domestic terrorism. Under section 802 of the Patriot Act, MLK could legally be labeled a domestic terrorist, treated as an enemy combatant, indefinitely detained and even killed for the simple act of disobedience. So can the digitally correct hacktivist Watson 6 {Endemic: The Move To Label All Civil Disobedience "Terrorism" "We have previously...the government say." Regardless of merits or behavior, all citizens are entitled to a fair trial. Targeting Americans without review violates due process. "The relevance of these...steadier constitutional ground." Thus the plan, the judiciary should restrict the war powers authority of the President of the United States by ruling Section 802 of the Patriot Act unconstitutional. Contention 2: THE ALGAMIC DEADLOCK Freedom of information is at the heart of digitally correct hacktivism "Free flows of information...shouting down one’s opponent’ (Ruffin 2000)." Free flow of information is critical to the coming algamic economy "At the heart of...helpful. technological future." The Algamic economy allows us to escape arbitrarily-established, top-down images of hierarchical social organization which entrench domination "Defining P2P as...the heart of P2P" Other nations are modeling these US reductions of freedoms. Every day we get closer to a global police state "The endemic movement...the real threat. " Hacktivists are at the front of the information war—revolutions against state oppression connect cyberspace to resistance in the streets globally " “It ended with bringing down...but there’s one thing that" The plan’s ability to insure open spaces is vital to resisting facism and solves for total war "The good of open space...dialogue themselves" Contention 3: GENDER Hacktivism can act as a site of cultural resistance to patriarchy and gender biases as women play a larger role in the cyber politics "But hacktivism is a...than just ones within hacking." Inclusion in cyber politics is key to subverting status quo gender relations "The central premise of...gender power relations." The hacktivism embraced by the affirmative is the civil disobedience of our age. Our generation has been shaped, controlled, and dominated by cyberspace. Access to flows of information is the new currency of elite power, rupturing these lines of communication is the only way to challenge authoritarian power "As Russia granted Snowden temporary...open and just society" Patriarchy threatens domination of the globe and inevitable extinction "In a similar vein...itself breeds violence" And the struggle against security will be modeled globally because the plan inverts the dimensions of dominant control "The third area in which...particular political vision." Contention 4: Solvency Changing the definition solves "The ACLU does not oppose...damage or violence. " Judicial action is key to protect against Patriot Act violations "In a moment of crisis...the abuses accordingly." Our advocacy is a key vehicle for the broadening of the definition of hacktivism, the awareness of attacks on language by the government. Only citizens can determine the meaning of words and their consequences which is key to decide who will win. "The intention here...who will win." The Internet and hacktivists are uniquely key to altering social relations "ECD is a key example...netwar and terrorism." | 3/20/14 |
1AC - OPSSTournament: Northeastchampionship | Round: 6 | Opponent: Liberty Call-Crane | Judge: Maerowitz The abuse of power embodied in signing statements represents a massive case of presidential over-reach that threatens the Constitution and consistently undermines Congressional authority The promise comes AND Bush went overboard Bush’s use of signing statements revealed the implications of US government rhetoric. The discourses of torture and nuclear weapons mirror each other as attempts to redefine meaning with words that further elite control and transform the conversation about their use. Continuing the redefinition of torture deteriorates the norms against unthinkable behaviors and risks global survival and guarantees a global cataclysm In significant ways AND equally, or none. Presidential signing statements are the latest tool of normalization that explain “the way things are done”. Routinized violence begins with a vocabulary that feeds a retreat to ignorance. Defense intellectuals normalize the unthinkable for the public by legitimizing indefinite detention, torture and nuclear war. Arendt’s thesis was AND cultivated, or feigned. Opposition to the assumptions and practices of nuclear war creates space for debate to produce new forms of social relations not based in violence and repression. The shaping of policy and the desire to control history lock the US into a fantasy of world control resulting in ever-escalating apocalyptic confrontation. It is how we envision domination that is truly dangerous and the impact is extinction. More than that AND stubbornness of reality. The fear that drives this discourse and deterioration of norms contributes every day to the on-going extinction of ecosystems across this planet that cross lines of race, species, culture and status. We close our eyes to the otherization which allows these travesties to continue under the guise of “progress.” Ultimately, it is a question of agency and appetites. Those who are AND diamonds and coal. Advantage Two: Deference Signing Statements are the opening wedge in usurping the Court’s power. Absent change, a major check on executive power disappears Modern understanding of AND in the past. The Executive is pushing the court for absolute deference in war powers arena The U.S. Court AND head of state. President Barack Obama AND to make laws. Deference destroys civilian control of the military Without an actual AND by the public. As mentioned in AND control, and custody. Now is a key time. Chief Justice Roberts just flooded court with “pro-government secrecy” appointees which will maximize deference In making assignments AND the government wins. Nuclear accidents risk extinction For years, Helen AND coverup and denial. Observation One: Solvency Restoring transparency and clarifying intentions for signing statements restores balance of power and preserves legitimacy Presidential signing statements AND executive policy tools. The Court has the ability to update the WPR to reach a resolution that maintains constitutional provisions The Resolution came AND or previous precedent. The Supreme Court is the key war powers arbiter In spite of AND the United States. Courts have a key role to play in defining contemporary war powers Since the declaration AND requires nothing less. Courts produce social change through the symbolic impact on public opinion One important issue AND States cultural life. The developing history AND watching the watchers. | 3/1/14 |
1AC - OPSS - Imperialist HistoryTournament: Jvnovicenationals | Round: 2 | Opponent: Rochester Abubakare-Lee | Judge: Turnage Palmer in 7 {Erin Louise- J.D./M.A, American Univ. Washington College of Law and School of International Service. Reinterpreting Torture: Presidential Signing Statements and the Circumvention of U.S. and International Law http://www.wcl.american.edu/hrbrief/14/1palmer.pdf P23} The McCain Amendment AND the law is.” The US response to terrorism has resulted in an autoimmune crisis, exemplified by increasing indefinite detention of citizens, permanent residents, and foreigners. This treatment poses the greatest threat to the US and abroad by undermining the morals we claim to protect. Addis 7(Boston University Law Review, Vol 87:323 http://www.bu.edu/law/central/jd/organizations/journals/bulr/volume87n2/documents/ADDISv.2.pdf) In the same AND treated as antigens. The clash of civilizations approach to torture redefined torture as an attack of identity and a maintainer of the racial divide. That redefinition is key to move torture into the fantasy of interrogation and the productive fiction that reflects belief in its application Razack 9 {Sherene Sociologist (U of Toronto), author “How Is White Supremacy Embodied? Sexualized Racial Violence at Abu Ghraib” Racism, Empire and Torture, Pt.1 Canadian Journal of Women and the Law , pp. 341-363)May 22, http://www.racismreview.com/blog/2009/05/22/racism-and-torture/} The “clash of AND fact of empire. The impact is extinction. The shaping of policy and the desire to control history lock the US into a fantasy of total world control resulting in ever-escalating apocalyptic confrontation. It is how we envision domination that is truly dangerous Lifton ‘3 (Robert Jay, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Psychiatry and Psychology, The City University of New York, Superpower Syndrome, pgs. 8-11) More than that AND stubbornness of reality. | 3/8/14 |
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