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NSA Affirmative MDL and NAUDL 2015-16 NSA AffirmativeNSA Affirmative 1 Summary 2 Glossary 3 1AC – Inherency 5 1AC – Inherency 7 1AC – Privacy Rights 11 1AC – Privacy Rights 13 1AC – Privacy Rights 14 1AC – Privacy Rights 16 1AC – Privacy Rights 18 1AC – Privacy Rights 20 1AC – Economy Advantage 21 1AC – Economy Advantage 23 1AC – Economy Advantage 24 1AC – Economy Advantage 26 1AC – Economy Advantage 28 1AC – Economy Advantage 30 1AC – Internet Freedom 34 1AC – Internet Freedom 35 1AC – Internet Freedom 37 1AC – Plan 39 1AC – Solvency 40 1AC – Solvency 42 1AC – Solvency 44 1AC – Solvency 45 Answers to NSA not Invasive 50 Answer to Privacy Invasions Inevitable 51 Answers to “Corporations violate privacy ” [1/3] 52 Answers to “Corporations violate privacy ” [2/3] 53 Answers to “Corporations violate privacy ” [3/3] 55 Answers to Security Comes First [1/2] 56 Answers to Security Comes First [2/2] 58 Answers to “Posner – Balancing Good” 60 Answers to Mass Surveillance Solves Discrimination [1/2] 62 Answers to Mass Surveillance Solves Discrimination [2/2] 64 Privacy is a Gateway Right 66 Privacy is key to Autonomy 68 Surveillance Hurts Freedom [1/2] 69 Surveillance Hurts Freedom [2/2] 70 Surveillance causes a Chilling Effect [1/2] 72 Surveillance causes a Chilling Effect [2/2] 73 Fear Magnifies Privacy Loss 75 Answer to “Nothing to Hide” 77 Answers to Hurts Foreign Companies More 79 Answers to Companies won’t leave cloud 80 Answers to Tech industry not hurt 82 Answers to Economic Decline Doesn’t Cause War 84 Answers to Cybersecurity Sector Turn 85 Answers to USA Freedom Act Solves 87 Answers to Internet Freedom Doesn’t Spur Democracy 89 Answers to Internet Freedom is about Profits 91 Answers to International Surveillance matters more 92 Answers to US not modelled 94 Answers to Democracy doesn’t solve war 96 Limiting Section 702 Solves 99 Plan Solves PRISM 101 Answers to USA Freedom Act Solves [1/2] 103 Answers to USA Freedom Act Solves [2/2] 104 Answers to Domestic Collection is Small [1/2] 106 Answers to Domestic Collection is Small [1/2] 108 Answers to Reforming domestic surveillance alone doesn’t solve 110 Answers to Reforming domestic surveillance alone doesn’t solve 111 Answers to Domestic alone doesn’t solve 113 Answers to Circumvention [1/3] 115 Answers to Circumvention [2/3] 116 Answers to Circumvention [3/3] 117 Answers to Circumvention [3/3] 119 2AC – Topicality Domestic 121 NSA Can be Domestic 123 Answers to – Topicality Domestic 125 Answers to —Topicality Domestic 126 NSA Surveillance does not stop terrorism 127 NSA Surveillance does not stop terrorism- extension 129 Surveillance causes false positives 130 Mass Surveillance creates false positives- extensions 131 Surveillance creates too much data 133 Surveillance creates bad data 134 Answer to: would have solved 9/11 135 Answer to: would have solved 9/11- extensions 136 2AC Answer to the Executive Action 137 Answers to Politics – Plan is popular 139 Answers to Politics – Plan is popular with public 141 SummaryThis affirmative case argues that the National Security Administration (NSA) current data collection practices are harmful and should be reformed. The affirmative focuses on domestic data collection. You can choose to construct a case with up to 3 advantages (Privacy, Economy, or Internet Freedom). Read the file select your favorite advantages and practice to make sure you can finish in 8 minutes. Remember the solvency cards too. Privacy- the NSA currently collects data on millions of internet users who are connected in some way to international communications that the organization is monitoring. This advantage argues that this domestic surveillance practice is a violation of the rights of US citizens and not needed to protect the country from a terrorist attack. Economy- this advantage argues that NSA domestic spying programs have hurt the American technology sector as businesses around the world avoid using American products like Dropbox and Google since their content could be monitored by the government. This economic slow down could hurt the world economy and lead to wars. Internet Freedom- this advantage argues that a domestic surveillance program run by the NSA hurts the ability of the US to persuade dictatorships and other authoritarian governments to maintain a free internet. Access to the internet is crucial to fostering democratic transitions around the world. Democratic governments increase peace and are less likely to start wars. The affirmative would solve this advantage by placing limits on the collection of data to only communication to or from a suspect in an active investigation. This would prevent the government from stockpiling information on every citizen and help make the search for terrorists and other dangerous groups more efficient. GlossaryFISA- The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978 ("FISA" Pub.L. 95–511, 92 Stat. 1783, 50 U.S.C. ch. 36) is a United States federal law that prescribes procedures for the physical and electronic surveillance and collection of "foreign intelligence information" between "foreign powers" and "agents of foreign powers" Moore’s Law- is the observation that the number of transistors in a dense integrated circuit has doubled approximately every two years. In other words, computers get twice as powerful every 2 years. NSA- The National Security Agency is an intelligence organization of the United States government, responsible for global monitoring, collection, and processing of information and data for foreign intelligence and counterintelligence purpose PRISM- “Planning Tool for Resource Integration, Synchronization, and Management” is a clandestine surveillance program under which the United States National Security Agency (NSA) collects internet communications from at least nine major US internet companies. Upstream- term used by the National Security Agency (NSA) of the United States for intercepting telephone and internet traffic from the internet backbone, i.e. major internet cables and switches, both domestic and foreign. 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