Loyola 1AC Cites
Contention One: Inherency
Nation states can only exist in the plural; if there were only one nation state, it would be the planer. Nation states relate to one another in the sphere of “I.R.” but they need to simulate an exterior against which they may give themselves positive epistemological texture. Maybe this backdrop is the clandestine, transnational actor…or maybe its just wanna-be-nation states.
Squo international relations operates in a paradigmatically realist fashion. Nation states do not exist if they do not hjave strategic capability of executing foreign policy regardless of other nation’s agendas. According to this criterion, Egypt does not exist.
Kusha Sefat, Producer for PressTV, 2009, “Saudi Arabia Does not Exist”, International Journal of Baudrillard Studies Vol. 6 No. 2, July 2009, pp. 3-5
A nation-state cannot exist in the singular…Therefore, Saudi Arabia does not exist as a nation state.
Contention Five is Contention Three.
Thus the plan: Jack and I1 drop melting clocks from the sky until the Declaration of the Independence of the Imagination and Man’s Rights to Madness emerges from a top had filled with plumb wine in Egypt. Funding and enforcement guaranteed. We reserve the right to mystify.
Wait, its not big enough
Unleash the Bees! And the Dogs! And the dogs with bees in their mouths so when they bark they shoot bees at you.
Re-plan. But keep it in an envelope.
Hidden plan.
Lobster phone. Post-neopolean complex.
We’re Post-pre-modern but not modern.
The thermeter is driven by malcontent.
Systematic Automatic (etc.)
1Further identified as: The United States Federal Government
Contention Four is the Harms:
1. Identity is death. Its like a butterfly in a glass jar, a cat in a safety box, a museum from which all laughter and running have been expunged. There is no inherent value in such a world, only the endless circulation of referents without grounding.
Baudrillard in 76 (Symbolic Exchange and Death, p. 185, Sage)
Pursued and censured everywhere, death springs…more than a system of writing.
2. Democracy is nothing other than the right everything has to its own special place within the museum. This is a violence of neutralization; a plastic surgery of the political; an inclusion unto death where all conflict is cryogenically frozen
Baudrilliard 94 (The Illusion of the End, Stanford University Press, Pg. 42-44)
There is, moreover, a paradox of…financial speculation, these same values may crash.
1. The Topic: An abstract butterfly, faceless, with wings of undifferentiated colors. Floating, not with, but on its wings. Fuck the colorblind.
2. On the plane a baby in the row next to me threw up. I waw death. A death so real and suffocating et. Cetera ellipsis
Rick Santorum once said, of US democracy assistance, that:
3. “You must have chaos in your heart to give birth to a dancing star”
We Concur
4. This pen does not erase
5. “I never lie”
6. Topic: Heg advantage, Oil shocks, death drive, judicial exchange, modeling, lacan, Battlestar Gallactica, the space topic, reason, questions, what is love?
7. Sgiwiggly line, a word that begins with the letter “a”. A medium lengthened word that has been scratched out. “Debate”. A sudden and abrupt change to cursive, equally illegible.
Contention 6 is Advantage One.
Advantage One is Solvency. We didn’t invent the rainy day, we just own the best umbrella.
1. The image of Power is the Power of the Impage. While meaning is always unhappy and hopeless, we can affirm the poetic play of language as a happy form and an intelligence without hope. Affirmation of the illusions generated by felicitous language is the only internal link to politics
Baudrillard 96 (The Perfect Crime, Verso, pp. 102-104)
It is not a question of defending radical thought. Every idea…but the meaning itself cannot be resolved.
2. D
3. Rather than a process of revealing knowledge or meaning, we continue to ensure inaccessibility and mysterious evasion. The alternative is to endlessly sharpen the knives of a nihilist methodology on the simulated bodies that are disciplinary objects.
Agamben 77 (Stanzas: Word and Phantasm in Western Culture, Translated by R.L. Martinez, Published, Minneapolis, MN: University of Minnesota Press) JFS/USC
It is possible, perhaps, to accept that a novel…conditions of its inaccessibility.