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About "Resolutional Analysis of Civil Disobedience"
This is what you’ll be debating in this membership overview. Resolved: Civil disobedience in a democracy is morally justified. To prepare you for your debate, you will have to accomplish the following:
- Understand what civil disobedience is.
- Take a look at 3 paths for each side of the resolution.
- Study model cases, affirming and negating the resolution.
The third will be done in coming weeks. As a Monument Member, you will receive an affirmative and negative case to model. The first two we will accomplish now.
Directions
- Download the document with the button above. Study this release and get to know it well. File and print as necessary to prepare for your upcoming competition.
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- As always, double check all claims, warrants, hyperlinks and the current news in case any changes have occurred that will affect your competition.
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Drew competed in Stoa, NCFCA, and NSDA for four years total at over 40 tournaments with consistent success, winning tournament champion at the 2018 NITOC and placing #1 overall nationally on speechranks. Now, he coaches students and clubs across the nation online and in-person. Drew is committed to the activity of speech and debate and believes in the transformative power of forensics competition.