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What is one of the easiest ways to attack a counterplan?
- Explain that a counterplan should be disregarded because the responsibility of the opposition is to refute the resolution.
- Run a PIC (plan inclusive counterplan).
- Explain any disadvantage(s) to the counterplan.
- Present at least two more advantages for your plan to outweigh the advantages in the counterplan.
- Ask a lot of questions while the opposition is laying out their counterplan to distract them.
- Point out all the ways the counterplan is like your plan and how that makes it weak because there are no original arguments being made.
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What is the Solvency Deficit argument against a counterplan?
- It argues that the counterplan does not provide sufficient solvency for the problems presented by the affirmative.
- It argues the opposition did not mention any solvency to the resolution's problem.
- It argues that there is not enough need for solvency because the problem doesn't really exist — you argue for status quo.
- It argues that the problems presented by the opposition cannot be solved with their counterplan.
- It argues that of all the stock issues, solvency was not mentioned; therefore, the counterplan should not be considered.
- It argues that the problems presented by the opposition cannot be solved because the agent does not exist.
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When the affirmative argues that the counterplan should be non-topical, what are they arguing for?
- The counterplan should be about a different topic than the resolution.
- They are arguing that the negative has the responsibility to disprove the resolution and that the counterplan only addresses the resolution and not the afffirmative's plan; therefore, it is too topical.
- The counterplan should be about a different topic than the affirmative's plan.
- They are arguing that the negative has the responsibility to disprove the resolution and that the counterplan is proving the resolution to be true.
- They are arguing that the negative's counterplan should not cover the same topics as the affirmative, in terms of harms, inherency, and solvency.
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