email: kguanoluisa05@gmail.com

Hi, my name is Kevin, I’m a third year policy debater at Brooklyn Tech, and I’m mostly a k debater. My pronouns are he/him.

Obviously don’t read anything racist, sexist, homophobic, etc.

I love ks but if you can't explain/don't understand your k, I probably won't want to vote for you, especially if your opponent points it out.

T is really fun. If you go for t in the 2nr make sure you kick the rest of your args and go on t and only t.

CPs and DAs are also cool

Random things:

CX is binding, but for something your opponents said to be put on the flow, say it in your speech. Open cx is fine.

Spreading is fine but please slow down for card titles/authors, analytics, and rebuttal speeches.

I try to avoid judge intervention, but I will throw out any completely new arguments made in the 2ar.

Write my ballot for me in the 2nr/2ar, and make sure to fully extend things throughout the round

~cred to Ruby for paradigm

Hi, I'm Micah, a third-year policy debater at Brooklyn Tech, I'm mostly a K debater (don't stress if y'all don't understand the debate terminology yet), and my pronouns are he/him. My email is mscott3878@bths.edu, I would like to be on the email chain, but I mostly flow by ear.

I'm tech over truth.

Don't say anything racist, sexist, homophobic, etc... and we should be fine.

Again, I love K's but I'm not expecting them. If you're going to read one please be sure you actually know what you're talking about and be able to defend what you say, that goes for everything but especially K's in my opinion.

CP's and DA's are cool, I will for sure vote on them.

I'm not a crazy big fan of T and I personally don't enjoy running it, but I do try to stay unbiased, so I will vote on it because it is a theory argument, just make sure you can really explain it.

I'm chill with open CX, and I do believe CX is binding so feel free to bring it up in your speeches.

Spreading is fine, in fact, I love spreading, just slow down for card tags, authors, and analytics.

Don't bring up new arguments in the 2AR and don't try to give 3NR's. Also, if your opponent drops an argument, make sure to capitalize on it, and on that note; don't drop arguments your opponents make or arguments you plan on going for.

Pro tip: The 2NR and 2AR are the speeches where you should write my ballot for me. Tell me exactly what you want me to vote for you on and explain and defend it. My RFD should look like your 2NR or 2AR.

If you're winning the debate by a wide margin and concede 30 seconds or more in the 2NR or 2AR, I'll massively boost your speaks.