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What is the “We Meet” argument?
- When the affirmative and negative share the same solvency.
- When the affirmative agrees with or accepts the counter-definition.
- When the affirmative agrees with or accepts a disadvantage.
- When the affirmative and negative share the same enforcement.
- When the affirmative agrees with or accepts the new agent.
- When the affirmative agrees with or accepts the time-frame limitation.
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Counter Standards are the reasons the affirmative gives the judge to prefer their interpretation over the negative’s interpretation. What is the debatability counter standard?
- It is the standard that the definitions given by the affirmative are fair, or debatable.
- It argues that the negative's counter-definitions takes away ground for the affirmative making the resolution not debatable.
- It argues that the ability to debate in the round should be based on the interpretation of the type of debate (policy, fact, value) and not the definitions.
- It is the argument that the affirmative is fulfilling its responsibility to define terms but focusing on a topic that is currently being debated in pop culture, in politics, or just right now.
- It is the standard against a disadvantage that all parts of the affirmative's plan are debatable — so there is no violation on-case.
- It is the argument that the negative's counterplan is off-topic and therefore not debatable, so the judge should vote for the affirmative's case.
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The reverse voting issue is one response to topicality — what does this issue state?
- It states that a voting issue is reversed, or the vote for the negative should now go to the affirmative, when the negative fails to present a counterplan.
- It states that when the negative team is more topical (because of their counter-definitions) then the judge should still vote for the affirmative because it helps their case.
- It states that if the affirmative can include the negative's impacts in their case, they (the affirmative) should get the vote.
- It states that a voting issue is reversed, or the vote for the negative should now go to the affirmative, when the negative fails to give impacts.
- It states that the judge should actually vote for the affirmative because of the topicality.
- It states that if the negative loses the topicality, then the judge should vote for the affirmative team.
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What is meant by “Suicide T“?
- When the negative ruins their counterplan by running a topicality; therefore, causing their plan to "commit suicide."
- When the negative loses on topicality.
- When it is the only argument the negative makes or pursues; thereby, making topicality the determining factor for who wins the round.
- When the affirmative uses the topicality against the negative team, ruining their case.
- When the negative says the "T" must be given to the negative (aka the judge's vote in favor of the new definitions) otherwise, the affirmative's plan will cause imminent death.
- When the negative ruins their disadvantage(s) by running a topicality.
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What is the “Opposition Block”?
- An affirmative tactic used to prepare against, or block, the negative case.
- When the negative team gives their last constructive followed by their last rebuttal.
- A strategic format the negative gives to their constructive speech — they "block it."
- The final rebuttal the negative, or opposition, delivers.
- When either team (depending on what side you are on, this team would be your "opposition") effectively defends their plan.
- When the negative runs a topicality consequently blocking the affirmative from using their original plan.
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