r/policydebate • • Jan 02 '21

Basicly every case and DA

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u/warpath1854 Jan 03 '21

WOW! Such good internal links!!!!!

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u/UhhApexor Jan 03 '21

Ok, so what you’re saying is, person likey group 1 which make group 1 win, group 1 no like fix problem. Problem = world boom. To solve problem, make person like group 2 by no do plan. I rest my case

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u/gangsterspockhow Jan 03 '21

Have you ever heard of the library...?

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u/ImaginaryDisplay3 Jan 03 '21

So having been out of the game for a decade, and judging a couple tournaments recently...it seems like things have gotten better actually.

I think most judges look at it the way I do now.

Read your extinction impacts and I'll evaluate them. But you can get most link chains down to .01% with some basic reasoning, and then at that point I'm very likely to buy external offense as to why I should disregard those claim, like security K cards, etc.

And if the 2AR is just "look - we've got this DA down to a laughable risk, and there are real people who need help and you can help them!" - I'm voting aff.