Resolution TBA.

So to road map this first speech I'm going to attack all of my opponent's arguments then create my own ================= My opponent's case ================= 1.My opponent claims that China is unethical, but first I would like to say this is a very western slanted view. If you fallow the link to the main article over China's human rights (http://en.wikipedia.org...) is say that this article should checked for neutrality thus meaning that my opponent's evidence is biased and flawed. Next on this point we have to understand that many of these quote human right violations are part of the Chinese culture, many people believe in things called "Asian Values" which come from the Confucius idea to put your community before yourself http://www.unu.edu..., thus the US should not boycott the Olympics because we simply don't agree with their ideals. 2.Next my opponent presents example of what is happening. Now this is a flawed example for 3 reasons a.China has been doing this for a long time and it is part of their culture to do so b.If you didn't have this friend you would shrivel up and die c.This friend is not insulting you he is insulting his family So to make scenes of what I just said China has a history of doing this and you have never done anything, China exports trillions of dollars of stuff to the US and the US owes China billions of dollars in debts, and it not like China is committing these abuses on Americans. So to reshape this example to make it more realistic it should be as follows: You have a friend who is such a good friend you couldn't live without them, and who has been told by is culture to insult his family. 3.Next he claims that attending the opening ceremonies would be indorsing these human rights abuses, but this not true because attending the ceremonies represent more than just that, the Olympics are a show case of a nation's talent and by attending you support the US. ========= My case ======= These are going to be some loosely made DA's because I don't have enough room First Chinese relations DA A.Uniqueness- US Chinese relations high Krause 07 http://www.america.gov... The United States is seeking real partnership with "a prosperous China" that is stable, respectful of its citizens' rights and at peace with its neighbors Negroponte told members of the House Foreign Affairs Committee that the United States accepts China's increasing economic, political and diplomatic influence in the Asia-Pacific region and beyond "Even though serious bilateral differences remain, we believe we have grounds for optimism in achieving this overarching goal." B.Link- Boycotting the Olympics hurts US China relations Cody 08 http://www.washingtonpost.com... The coordinated campaign was framed in an us-and-them mode, sharply at odds with the spirit of the Olympics, whose slogan is "One World, One Dream." A recent survey by a Beijing polling group found that more than 80 percent of those questioned believed Western news media were conveying a biased image of China abroad. "The Chinese people do not like outsiders to make comments on China's domestic affairs," Meanwhile, a fervidly nationalistic campaign flared online, as Internet users suggested that foreigners were bigoted against China and that Western businesses should be boycotted. Demonstrators gathered in front of stores run by Carrefour, the French superstore chain, in several cities around the country. C.US-CHINA RELATIONS KEY TO SOLVE MULTIPLE NUCLEAR WARS Adhariri, Armed Forces Staff College national security professor, 1999 [Eschan, JANE'S INTELLIGENCE REVIEW, August 1] a continued deterioration of Sino-US ties does not bode well for the regional stability of the very large and equally important Asia Pacific China, along with Russia, has an established record proliferating nuclear technology. This reality is not likely to change in the foreseeable future . The increased nuclear sophistication on the troubled subcontinent carries with it the risk of a potential nuclear holocaust Econ DA a.Uniqueness- The US economy is dependent on the Chinese economy bbc 03 http://news.bbc.co.uk... The mushrooming US trade deficit with China is set to hit $120bn (ï¿½69bn) this year. China has outstripped Japan as the biggest contributor to the US trade deficit. China's economy has not dipped below 7% growth for many years, in painful contrast to the US where bosses are still crossing their fingers that a convincing recovery is on the way. China is also the world's top destination for foreign investment as Western firms have moved there to take advantage of its mix of cheap skilled and semi-skilled labour. Wages are roughly one fortieth of US levels b.Link- policies to increase human rights brings the end of cheap Chinese exports and dooms the dollar Costello 06 http://www.fpif.org... The extraordinarily rapid growth of the Chinese economy has depended a great deal on foreign corporations. According to Morgan Stanley's chief economist Stephen Roach, 65% of the tripling of Chinese exports—from $121 billion in 1994 to $365 billion in mid-2003—is "traceable to outsourcing by Chinese subsidiaries of multinational corporations and joint ventures."1 The export surge blamed on China is primarily an export surge of global corporations using low-wage Chinese workers. Foreign corporations thus fear that the law protecting Chinese workers may eliminate their cheap labor costs. DOLLAR COLLAPSE CAUSES GLOBAL DEPRESSION WITHIN DAYS Steingart, chief of DER SPIEGEL's Berlin office, Economic Writer of the Year for 2004, 2k6 [Gabor. "America and the Dollar Illusion, October 25, http://www.globalpolicy.org...] Experts have often forecast the effects of a dollar meltdown the dollar crisis would spread. The hunger for imports would fade, causing problems for exporting countries as well. It would only be a matter of days before newspapers would once more feature a term that seemed to have disappeared decades ago: world economic crisis. Steroids for the Giant Last century, the United States already suffered from one deep economic crisis that gradually spread to the rest of the world. The Great Depression lasted 10 years and brought mass unemployment and starvation to the United States. The country's economic power sank by one-third. The crisis virus wrought havoc all over the West. Six million people were unemployed in Germany when the economic fever was at its peak. ECONOMIC DECLINE CAUSES NUCLEAR WAR Bearden, former LTC U.S. Army, Director of the Assoc. of Distinguished American Scientists, 2000 [T.E., "The Unnecessary Energy Crisis" June 24, http://www.seaspower.com...] desperate nations take desperate actions. Prior to the final economic collapse, the stress on nations will have increased the intensity and number of their conflicts, to the point where the arsenals (WMD), are almost certain to be released. suppose a starving North Korea {[7]} launches nuclear weapons upon Japan and South Korea,. Or a desperate China, the mutual treaties involved in such scenarios will quickly draw other nations into the conflict, escalating it significantly, under such extreme stress conditions, once a few nukes are launched, adversaries and potential adversaries are then compelled to launch on perception of preparations by one's adversary. rapid escalation to full WMD exchange occurs. The resulting great Armageddon will destroy civilization as we know it, and perhaps most of the biosphere