Tournament: 2013babyjo | Round: 2 | Opponent: Wyoming Frame-Walsh | Judge: Krueger
Dear Terrorist,

We declare the terrorist the winner and withdraw our forces.
You have won.  

We will set everyone free who is currently detained under the “war on terror”

There will no longer be a most wanted terrorist list.  
We are sorry to those on the list.  We had you confused with someone else.  I hope this doesn’t hurt your future employment opportunities.

You are everywhere but nowhere, and when we think we have found you, we discover, that we have only found part of ourselves.

At this moment in time we are no longer in search of you.  We understand that every time we attempt to search for you, we will only find someone who dresses like you.

Bush had it wrong. He thought he could defeat you. He said he would hunt you down, but he only found people that worshipped like you and detained them.

Obama got it wrong because instead of being the capture and torture president, he is the drone president. 

He thought he could send toys with missiles after you, but once again, he only killed people that looked like you.  

We apologize for this to the young children who have been innocent victims of our mistaken identity. 

For everyone who has been held up and missed their flight because they were randomly searched, knowing anyone could be a terrorist, we are sorry for the mistaken identity.  

For all of the young black and brown male and females who get “randomly” searched under new stop and frisk laws that were put into action as a response to our ongoing hunt for you, we also apologize.

Once again, a case of mistaken identity.

Sincerely, 

AMERICA
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MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)
There can be no security….. resources do not die, they perish.

The war on terror is the modern manifestation of this growing will-to-will and its objectification of the world CAN ONLY reproduce the conditions it needs to justify and sustain itself. To be today, is to be terrorised.
MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)

These three points of…… have become uncommon.

Failure to acknowledge the metaphysical aspect of terrorism ensures serial policy failure and escalating violence.  
MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)

Heideggerian thought is ……terrorism takes place.

Furthermore, we must terrorize thinking itself in order to open political possibilities beyond status quo positivism
MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)
Insofar as it ….. obstinately squelch them.

Loss of relation to Being results in ontological damnation - it's a fate worse than nuclear destruction.
Zimmerman, prof phil @ Tulane, 1994 (Michael E., "Contesting Earth's Future: Radical Ecology and Postmodernity", 119-20)
Heidegger asserted that... as material paradise.

Tournament: UNLV | Round: 3 | Opponent: Weber State Alvarado-Hendrix | Judge: Boroujeni
Dear Terrorist,

We declare the terrorist the winner and withdraw our forces.
You have won.  

We will set everyone free who is currently detained under the “war on terror”

There will no longer be a most wanted terrorist list.  
We are sorry to those on the list.  We had you confused with someone else.  I hope this doesn’t hurt your future employment opportunities.

You are everywhere but nowhere, and when we think we have found you, we discover, that we have only found part of ourselves.

At this moment in time we are no longer in search of you.  We understand that every time we attempt to search for you, we will only find someone who dresses like you.

Bush had it wrong. He thought he could defeat you. He said he would hunt you down, but he only found people that worshipped like you and detained them.

Obama got it wrong because instead of being the capture and torture president, he is the drone president. 

He thought he could send toys with missiles after you, but once again, he only killed people that looked like you.  

We apologize for this to the young children who have been innocent victims of our mistaken identity. 

For everyone who has been held up and missed their flight because they were randomly searched, knowing anyone could be a terrorist, we are sorry for the mistaken identity.  

For all of the young black and brown male and females who get “randomly” searched under new stop and frisk laws that were put into action as a response to our ongoing hunt for you, we also apologize.

Once again, a case of mistaken identity.

Sincerely, 

AMERICA
?

MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)
There can be no security….. resources do not die, they perish.

The war on terror is the modern manifestation of this growing will-to-will and its objectification of the world CAN ONLY reproduce the conditions it needs to justify and sustain itself. To be today, is to be terrorised.
MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)
These three points of…… have become uncommon.

Failure to acknowledge the metaphysical aspect of terrorism ensures serial policy failure and escalating violence.  
MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)
Heideggerian thought is ……terrorism takes place.

Furthermore, we must terrorize thinking itself in order to open political possibilities beyond status quo positivism
MITCHELL, 2K5 (ANDREW J., STANFORD UNIVERSITY, “HEIDEGGER AND TERRORISM”, RESEARCH IN PHENOMENOLOGY, 35)
Insofar as it ….. obstinately squelch them.

Loss of relation to Being results in ontological damnation - it's a fate worse than nuclear destruction.
Zimmerman, prof phil @ Tulane, 1994 (Michael E., "Contesting Earth's Future: Radical Ecology and Postmodernity", 119-20)
Heidegger asserted that... as material paradise.

Our affirmation is a refusal of the politics of enframing - this political act is key to exposing the fissures of the dominant ideology which is the most productive mechanism of dissent.
Burke 2002 (school of political science and international studies, university of queensland, anthony, "Alternatives: Global, Local, Political", 27.1 page InfoTrac OneFile)
It is perhaps... possibilities might be.

The one political body is only capable of reproducing what it already knows: what it accepts as permissible knowledge.
Moira Gatens 1995 ("Imaginary Bodies: Ethics, Power, and Corporeality", prof phil @ U of Sydney)
The modern body... an embodied speech.

Tournament: tournament | Round: 3 | Opponent: Weber State Alvarado-Hendrix | Judge: Boroujeni
Even seemingly normal events like the reading of the 1NC can allow an authentic experience of anxiety.
Critchley  ‘9 6 July 2009 Simon Critchley  currently teaches  philosophy at The New School in New York “Being and Time, part 5: Anxiety” http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/belief/2009/jul/06/heidegger-philosophy-being
Anxiety does not
becomes self-aware.

We must allow ourselves to be overwhelmed with death.
Carel ‘6, 2k6 (Havi, Lecturer in Philosophy @ Australian National University, Life and Death in Freud and Heidegger, Contemporary Psychoanalytic Studies, Rodolpi B.V., Amsterdam, New York pp. 173-174)
Freud also points
but only partially

Anxiety is inevitable, it is only a question of whether we relate to it authentically or inauthentically
Ensslin ‘7 February 23th, 2007 Felix Ensslin, a freelance curator, writer and playwright. He is currently writing his doctoral thesis in the context of the graduate school "ways of life and knowledge" at the universities of Potsdam and Frankfurt “Anxiety” http://dictionaryofwar.org/node/892
IV.  But this story
truth at bay.

Tournament: UNLV | Round: 7 | Opponent: Arizona State Rajan-Vered | Judge: Guevara
The dichotomy you draw between ontology and ethics makes neither possible, instead resulting in unlimited violence.
Gauthier 2004 (David, "Martin Heidegger, Emmanuel Levinas, and the Politics of Dwelling", December 2004, http://etd.lsu.edu/docs/available/etd-11052004-163310/unrestricted/Gauthier_dis.pdf)
If Heidegger's politics... inadequate ontological foundation.

Ontological openness is a prerequisite to ethics outside of technology.
Joronen 2010 (Mikko, dept of geography and faculty of mathematics and natural sciences, U of Turku, "The Age of Planetary Space: On Heidegger, Being, and Metaphysics of Globalization", p. 154)
It is crucial... beings fundamentally are.

Tournament: UNLV | Round: 7 | Opponent: Arizona State Rajan-Vered | Judge: Guevara
State focus framework limits the agency of debaters. This limit on the debate space prevents change and turns their education net benefits.
Bleiker 2000 (prof international relations @ U of Queensland, Roland, "Popular Dissent, Human Agency, and Global Politics", Cambridge University Press, p. 8)
To expand the... for violent encounters.

Our framework for debate is valuable. Opening debate to innovation increases critical thinking.
Shanahan and Heidegger 1993 (William and Martin, "Kritik of Thinking", Debaters' Research Guide)
Policy has a... open remains above.

Debate can't be captured - your limits arguments are artificial.
Zagorin 2009 (Edmund, "Constructing the Ethical Limits of Play in Policy Debates", Symploke vol 17, n 1-2, 2009, peer-reviewed and published by University of Nebraska Press, ProjectMuse)
This understanding of... with creative experimentation.

Tournament: UNLV | Round: 7 | Opponent: Arizona State Rajan-Vered | Judge: Guevara
Perm do both. Our ontological approach is absolutely necessary to overcome capital - materialism cannot become the yardstick of thought.
Eldred 2003 (PhD in philosophy @ U of Sydney, Michael, "Capital and Technology: Marx and Heidegger", http://www.arte-fact.org/capiteen.html)
Can, in parellel... get us anywhere'.

The emphasis on the material aspects of history reproduces onto-theology - only remaining open to the mystery challenges the technological enframing which is a prerequisite for the proper functioning of capital.
Joronen 2010 (Mikko, dept of geography and faculty of mathematics and natural sciences, U of Turku, "The Age of Planetary Space: on Heidegger, Being, and Metaphysics of Globalization", p. 139-140)
Accordingly, although for... their innermost openness.

Material approaches to capitalism fail - do not think of us as inaction - rather our act allows a reconfiguration of politics do that an alternative to capitalism is possible.
Eldred 2003(PhD in philosophy @ U of Sydney, Michael, "Capital and Technology: Marx and Heidegger", http://www.arte-fact.org/capiteen.html)
The valorization of... and their movements.

Capitalism is a mere derivative of a more fundamental will to technology. Only the affirmative resolves the root of capitalism.
Joronen 2010 (Mikko, dept of geography and faculty of mathematics and natural sciences, U of Turku, "The Age of Planetary Space: on Heidegger, Being, and Metaphysics of Globalization", p. 217)
As Michael Haar... the 'gigantic' calculability.

The affirmative solves capital better than the alternative. An anti-ideological revolution will only recreate the telos of modernism that is the driving force of capital.
Ivakhiv 2000 (associate prof of enviro studies @ U of Vermont, Adrian, "Decomposing the Postmodern Soundscape", http://www.sial.rmit.edu.au/Projects/File/De-Composing20(ln)20The20Postmodern20Soundscape.pdf)
Modernism, in the... of fundamental assumptions.

Evaluate ontological violence before ontic violence.
Joronen 2010 (Mikko, dept of geography and faculty of mathematics and natural sciences, U of Turku, "The Age of Planetary Space: on Heidegger, Being, and Metaphysics of Globalization", p.)

Representations of capitalism as hegemonically dominant preclude the realization of actual social change.
Gibson-Graham 2006 (J.K., pen name shared by feminist economic geographers Julie Graham and Katherine Gibson, "The End of Capitalism (As We Knew It): a Feminist Critique of Political Economy", p. 2-5)
The End of... one worth pursuing.

Perm do the aff then the alt. The affirmative is a prerequisite to resisting capitalism. Failure to rethink thought itself as a starting point guarantees the hegemony of calculative rational thought, destroying alt solvency.
Spanos 2008 (prof English @ Binghamton University SUNY, William V., "American Exceptionalism in the Age of Globalization: The Specter of Vietnam", p. 23-24)
The urgency of... "is" as such.

Perm solves - thinking is necessary to prevent cooption into capitalist ideology.
Johnston 2004 (Adrian, prof dept of phil @ U of New Mexico, Albuquerque, "The Cynic's Fetish: Slavoj Zizek and the Dynamics of Belief", http://www.zizekstudies.org/index.php/ijzs/article/viewFile/8/24)
The height of... co-opted by it.

Globalization enframes all beings calculable objects to be disclosed only through market logic.
Joronen 2008 (Mikko, dept geography @ U Turku, "Environment and Planning D: Society and Space", http://www.envplan.com/epd/fulltext/dforth/djoro.pdf)
Although Heidegger's effort...  efficiency and competitiveness.

Heidegger is necessary to account for the virtualization of production - materialism alone fails.
Kroker 2003 (Arthur, Canada research chair in technology, culture and theory @ U of Victoria, "The Will to Technology and the Culture of Nihilism: Heidegger, Nietzsche, and Marx" cynical data, streamed capitalism and hyper-nihilism)
Marx's theory of... of contemporary nihilism.

Tournament: UNLV | Round: 1 | Opponent: Los Rios Priyadarshini-Robinson | Judge: Brady
Excluding a focus on technology in discussions of race leads to a misunderstanding of how racism operates. The aff is a criticism of the way racism and exclusion function as technologies
Sheth 09 (Falguni A., associate professor of philosophy and political theory, holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy at Hampshire College, Toward a Political Philosophy of Race, pp 21-23, SUNY Press, 2009)
Another question: Why...
by the law.  

Perm do both.  Technology is the ontology of whiteness— It is based on the image of the ideal Adam: who manages complete dominion over nature through technological transformation achieved through embracing modernist views of the self, rationality and mechanical power as a spiritual mission bent on global domination and genocide.
Dinerstein '06 Joel Dinerstein is an assistant professor of English at Tulane University, where he also teaches in the American studies program.
“Technology and Its Discontents: On the Verge of the Posthuman.” American Quarterly 58.3 (2006) 569-595. Project Muse.

Progress and the...
on the other. 

We link turn your criticism: Technology is whiteness— It is the white mythos of salvation, which becomes a justification for global domination.  We challenge the central nature of technology necessary to address whiteness.  
Dinerstein '06 Joel Dinerstein is an assistant professor of English at Tulane University, where he also teaches in the American studies program. “Technology and Its Discontents: On the Verge of the Posthuman.” American Quarterly 58.3 (2006) 569-595. Project Muse.
Dissent against technology is an interruption of whiteness.  
Deluca 1999 (Kevin, “In the Shadow of Whiteness: The consequences of construction of nature in environmental politics,” Whiteness: The Communication of Social Identity ed. Thomas k. Nakayama and Judith N. Martin p. 223)

It is striking...
alternative political aims

We do not forgo all social criticism--the aff prevents a mere inversion of metaphysics through comfortable rejection by realizing that every social criticism conceals its own limit
Angus 2006 (Ian, “Phenomenology as Critique of Institutions: Movements, Authentic Sociality and Nothingness”, PhaenEx, spring/summer 2006 175-196) 

From a phenomenological...
finitude of humanity

Tournament: CEDA | Round: 2 | Opponent: K-State MR | Judge: Jeanette Rodriguez
Narrative

Institualization is a form of indefinite detention that derived from the medical model. The medical model constructs disability as a sickness, a disease, a condition that always needs to be treated or cured. The model ultimately denies agency to the disabled individual and refuses to free that individual from the societal oppression, stigma, and exclusion that detainees the disabled. Davis ’95 (Lennard J., is an American speacialist in disability studies. Currently a Digtingushed professor in English at University of Illinois-Chicago as well as a Professor at of Disability and Human Development in the School of Applied Health Sciences and Professor of Medical Education in the University of Illinois College of Medicine, Enforcing normalcy :disability, deafness, and the body, pg 23-40, London ; New York : Verso, 1995.) 

The topic’s focus on this form of indefinite detention is problematic and ignores how the disabled were institutionalized because society saw them as weaklings that needed to be watched over and hidden from the rest of society.  Hughes ‘05 (Bill, professor at Glasgow Caledonian University who teaches Citizenship and Human Rights. He is also the reciepents of many research grants, most of them were focused on disability, the body and social theory. What Can Foucault Contribute to the Sociology of Impairment? pp.78-92, in S. Tremain (Ed) Foucault and the Government of Disability. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.)

Indefinite detention of people with disabilities force PWD’s to give up the few instances of humanness that was granted to them post-ADA. Hughes ‘05  (Bill, professor at Glasgow Caledonian University who teaches Citzenship and Human Rights. He is also the reciepents of many research grants, most of them were focused on disability, the body and social theory. What Can Foucault Contribute to the Sociology of Impairment? pp.78-92, in S. Tremain (Ed) Foucault and the Government of Disability. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press.)

Narrative
Pearson’ 12 Holly Ellen Pearson is a master of science graduate and wrote “A methodological approach to examining racial and ethnic minorities with disabilities: intersecting and interlocking race/ethnicity, disability, and gender” as her thesis paper for the degree requirement.)

Narrative
Thus, Tobi and I advocate for a disruption in ableist spaces to stop being indefinitely detained within the label disabled. Reid-Brinkley ’12  (Interview with Dr. Shanara Reid-Brinkley conducted by Scott Odekirk on 2/13/2012 at the University of Texas debate tournament. Shanara is the first black woman director of debate in the country, a professor of communications at Pittsburgh. http://puttingthekindebate.com/2012/04/02/the-dr-shanara-reid-brinkley/)

The aff’s approach to “unpacking” the intersectionalities within disability is a resistance against these ableist structures.  
Sherry 07 (Mark, Associate Professor of Sociology at Toledo, (Post)colonising Disability,  v.4 _{Special Issue: Intersecting Gender and Disability Perspectives in Rethinking Postcolonial Identities, 2007)}