Inherency is an important issue in debate that is often under-appreciated.
Yet, arguing it well can be important because it establishes the basis for the debate-the difference between the plan and the present system and why one is superior to the other. Affirmative Inherency Arguments First, argue that the present system is different from the plan. That means, you need to present evidence that describes the status quo. For example, you would argue that relying on state and local funding for schools causes inequity and inadequate support for education. You could also argue that local funding for schools makes the United States unable to solve its lack of competitiveness in the international economic market.