Abortion should continue to be legal here in the U.S.A (first thing to pop in my head)

No, the judges should not prefer the Princeton definition because abortion effects people all around the country and therefore a definition used wide spread should be preferred. The fact that the negative definition comes from Princeton itself will be bias. Leadership Contention: The Negative argue has no ground. Abortion in the status quo has legal. In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Roe vs Wade that any law outlawing abortion was unconstitutional. Unconstitutional because banning abortion, steals the right of innocent citizens. If abortion is legal in the status quo then any impacts would have already occured. Therefore no trends will be reversed and the affirmative's still have a leadership advantage. Again refer back to aff in round two, Abortion does not kill a fetus because a fetus can not be killed because a fetus is non-living. Therefore there is no need for justification. The abortion rate will likely continue to decrease with the plan active, but any increase will have no impact in other countries and therefore no impacts will occur. Affirmative answer to the turn still stands because I have made it clear that no trends will be reversed. In addtion, no country has forced their beliefs about abortion upon the U.S. and they will not suddenly start. I'd like to clarify, my opponent agreed that I was correct and that there will be an increase in military strength. Any increase causes hard power to increase. Balance of soft and hard power is not good. Hard power is what has the U.S. currently fighting 2 wars. Soft is more advantageous because it prevents proliferation. Poverty Advantage: Misinterpretation by the negation. Increases in an industrialized society will give people the mindsets to go out and find jobs that are indoors where they will complete specialized sophisticated work. No one wants to do manual labor. People want to get paid to think, its much less demanding and more rewarding both salary wise and gdp wise. EDUCATION/ECONOMY ADVANTAGE: No the affirmative case still stands, the plan prevents the 51% of suburbanite abortions that will lead to poverty. In addition, The plan will allow poor people to stay in school and get educated and not drop out to take care of their children. 60% of abortions may be taken by white women, but that percentage does not take into account the population ratio between other races. If there are more white women the black, Hispanic, or Asian, then of course white women will have the higher abortion percentage. No poor pay a higher percentage of their income, but the rich indeed pay more money. Advantageous have been successfully defended and I now ask that our impacts be extended. Counterplan: Condoms might work, but people will not use them. They take away the feeling. Also condoms are given away everyday and we still a large amount of males not using them. Plus its easier to abort when you know you have a fetus developing then to remember to wear a condom or take a birth control pill every so often. Aids is not a major problem in the U.S., technology today and treatments all allows aid recipients to live long full lives will into their 70's. The number of times people have sex doesn't mater. More than one condom per week is too much. Over half the population flushes condoms. Most condoms are made of latex, which means that they will biodegrade. Latex, however, does not biodegrade when it is under water, which is why it is not good to flush your used condoms. Condoms are not entirely made of latex, however, and the other things on condoms (spermicide, lubricant) will affect the biodegradability. So the impacts will still occur just not as fast. Perm does work because there are no disad to abortion. "People are tricked into believing abortion is bad" is a legit argument. Even if politicians are suppose to stand up for their beliefs that does not grant them the right to lie and coerce the public. As I've made clear, Abortion does not killing or hurt anybody. Besides Deciding on if one should or shouldn't receive an abortion is a personally decision and should not be addressed on a national bases.