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Participation in democracy transforms the individual into a subject who is dependent upon and can be controlled by the state.

Simons and Masschelein 10 (Maarten  and Jan, Faculty of Psychology and Educational Sciences at Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, “Governmental, Political, and Pedagogical Subjectification: Foucault with Ranciere,” Educational Philosophy and Theory, Volume 42, Issue 5-6, August)

"The defence and promotion of democracy..... more detail what is at stake."

Their plan results in a propagation of Democratic Biopolitics to the Arab World

Sobe 07 (Sobe, W. Noah. Loyola University Chicago "An historical perspective on coordinating education post-conflict: Biopolitics, Governing at a distance, and States of Exception" Comparative Education Vol.9 (2007). Print.)

At an inescapable level..... and international co-operation.

Democracy takes hold of us as Citizens and thus enables biopolitical control

Sauer 05 (Sauer-Thompson, Gary, Professor of Philosophy at The Flinders University of South Australia, “Democracy as Governmentality,” www.sauer thompson.com /archives/philosophy /0027 98. html )

Ali does not mention citizenship...for governing through citizenship.

Biopolitical control culminates in extinction

Bell 05 (Biopolitical Strategies of Security:  ions on Canada’s New National Security Policy  Colleen Bell  Doctoral Candidate  Department of Political Science  York University  YCISS Working Paper Number March 2005)

The ‘invitation’ for ‘diverse communities’ to participate.....citizens, democrats, or even humans.” 

The Alternative is: the judge should vote negative to reject the affirmative’s biopolitical assistance and in doing so open up a space for resistance, criticizing the problematic discourse of the 1AC enables this

Hayden 99 (Sara. Associate Professor of Communication Studies at The University of Montana, WOMEN'SSTUDIES IN COMMUNITY, Spring 1999, p. 30)

In his early writings, Foucault....we can "modify its hold.”

We may or may not read a poem. You should pray that we do. It's an awesome poem.

Democracy is a Super-Bourgeois Construct Ill-Suited for the Revolutionary Event that is the Arab Spring

Tronti 09 (Tronti, Mario. "Towards a Critique of Political Democracy." Cosmos and History: The Journal of Natural and Social Philosophy, 5.1 (2009). Print.)

Democracy is antirevolutionary because ....by apolitical democratic systems.

The System is undergoing a process of self-cannibalization, now is the time to strike, every rupture counts

Foley 11 (Foley, James. "The Turn of the Screws: Scandal and Class in Neoliberal Democracies | International Socialist Group." International Socialist Group | (Scotland). Web.<http://internationalsocialist.org.uk/index.php/ 2011/07/the-turn-of-the-screws-scandal-and-class-in-neoliberal-democracies/>.)

What lessons should be drawn....warring factions and rival interests.

This very discussion on the Communist hypothesis inside of the debate space enables revolutionary praxis

Badiou 10 (Alain, Prof. @ European Graduate School, Former chair of Philosophy @ École Normale Supérieure, The Idea of Communism, pgs. 11-13) 

We will now ask: why is ....the eternal consequences of an event.

North-South inequality ensures extinction

Szentes 08 (Szentes, Tamás. a Professor Emeritus at the Corvinus University of Budapest. "Globalisation and Prospects of the World Society." (2008): 1-3. Print.)

It’s a common place that human society ....changes in natural environment.

The Alternative is to vote negative in an affirmation of the Communist hypothesis

Badiou 09 (Alain, Prof. @ European Graduate School, Former chair of Philosophy @ École Normale Supérieure, The Meaning of Sarkozy, pgs. 97-103) 

Since the French Revolution and ...ourselves in the history of this hypothesis.