Free Case: Sun Tzu Objection

We’ve written a resolutional objection for NCFCA LDers.

Case WritingJoseph AbellFebruary 7, 2020ncfca, ld, debate, case, preventive, war, ethical, res, objection, topic, cases, strategies, art of war, neg, aff, stoa, nsdaComment

Why is it so Hard to Run Disadvantages Against Tiny Affirmatives?

When you run DAs like this, Affs will usually reply with some version of “Well, we might as well try!”

Joseph AbellFebruary 3, 2020nsda, ncfca, debate, stoa, strategy, argumentation, disadvantages, tiny affirmatives, negative, aff, neg, affirmativeComment

5 Reasons 2020 NCFCA LDers Should Love Resolutional Objections

Every debater should have objection theory in their back pocket.

StrategyJoseph AbellJanuary 29, 2020ncfca, stoa, res objection, resolutional, objection, ld, debate, neg, aff, preventive, war Comment

4 Tips for Defeating Resolutional Objections

Here’s what to do if someone runs one against you.

StrategyJoseph AbellJanuary 23, 2020stoa, debate, ncfca, resolution, objection, resolutional, neg, aff, preventive warComment

3 Ways to Make Privacy Matter

Affirmative momentum is easy. Here’s how to take the reins as negative.

PersuasionDrew MagnessFebruary 11, 2019privacy, stoa, aff, ld, persuasion, advocacy, resolution, Criminal Procedure, criminal procedure, truth-seeking, privacy rights, governmentComment

8 Types of Justice (And How to Deal With Them)

In the current Stoa resolution, this is the obvious front-runner value. But not all justice is created equal. Here are eight possible definition types.

ValueJoseph AbellSeptember 10, 2018Stoa, Justice, LD, Value, Debate, Definition, Truth Seeking, individual privacy, privacy, Criminal Procedure, Case Writing, LD case, aff, negComment

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