Refutation & Rejoinder

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1. Question
What is included in the four point refutation?
- Repeat the opponent's claim.
- Say your response.
- Define terms.
- Explain your reasoning.
- Increase your rate of delivery.
- State a conclusion.
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One direct method of refutation states you could argue that no harms exist. How could you do this?
- Refuting harms as a matter of opinion.
- Refuting harms as a matter of perspective.
- Refuting harms as a matter of status quo.
- Refuting harms as a matter of reason.
- Refuting harms as a matter of fact.
- Refuting harms as a matter of value.
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Another direct method of refutation is arguing against the inherency. What is Structural Inherency?
- It is the refutation that the inherency does not exist.
- It is the refutation that the harms will or can naturally fix themselves.
- It is the refutation that the inherent structure of the affirmative's argument causes more harms.
- It is the refutation that the harms are actually the inherency in the affirmative's argumentation.
- It is the refutation that the structure of the inherency listed by the affirmative is unrelated to the rest of the argumentation.
- It is the refutation that the inherency is actually solving for the harms.
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Recall that inherency is what is causing the problem.
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There were a number of “spec,” or specification, arguments that can be made against the plan . What are they?
- f-spec = funding specification
- e-spec = enforcement specification
- v-spec = value specification
- ap-spec = a-priori specification
- a-spec = agent specification
- l-spec = location specification
- tf-spec = time-frame specification
- pt-spec = plantext specification
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