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Jan/Feb LD Topic is Military Aid

Posted on December 1, 2018 by Lawrence Zhou

The 2019 January/February Lincoln-Douglas Debate Topic is Resolved: The United States ought not provide military aid to authoritarian regimes.

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Jake Nebel - 1/14/2019

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Oh, okay. But my point in the article is that, on an existential interpretation of "authoritarian...

Jonas - 1/14/2019

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I don't. Like on the "any" constitutionally protected free speech topic. If it were no auth. Regimes...

Jake Nebel - 1/14/2019

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Let me try a simpler case. Suppose the resolution were explicitly, "The United States ought to...

Jonas - 1/13/2019

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I think that complicates things. Because the question is no longer whether an agent should take a...

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Jonas, do you think that single-regime affirmatives would be topical even if the resolution were...

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