NCFCA Lincoln-Douglas Release #33: “Why Freedom Fails” (OPP)

NOTE: This download expired May 31, 2019. See message below.

Written by Mark Csoros

Released: April 1, 2019 Filed Under: Expired

About "Why Freedom Fails"

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This OPP brief isn’t against the Negative value of freedom, per se, because I don’t know of any debater running that value. This brief is, however, against the concept of unbridled freedom that many Neg debaters embrace. The key arguments in this brief come from two great thinkers named Thomas Hobbes and John Nash.

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Mark Csoros

Mark’s competitive history includes top awards in policy, Lincoln-Douglas, parli, extemp, and apologetics in NCFCA and Stoa. He is currently a rising Junior at the University of Texas, dual-majoring in the Plan II Honors Program and the School of Business. Through his connections with forensics and writing for Monument, Mark earned an internship at the Texas Civil Justice League, where his research aims to increase stability and fairness in Texas’ civil justice system. In his spare time, Mark plays for UT’s rugby team and serves as the Domestic Affairs Editor for the Texas Orator, UT’s student-led political review.