Policy Debate and Spreading

Steven Hu, a Junior representing the negative team of policy debate at Palo Alto High School demonstrates "spreading", otherwise known as speed-reading of debate arguments. Hu's team was negating the case, "The United States' Federal Government ought to substantially reduce its military presence in South Korea, Japan, Kuwait, Turkey, Iraq and Afghanistan" by making an argument that the military preserves capitalism, thus the only alternative would be to destroy capitalism.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Policy Debate
• Speed Reading

[MrFrankie401]

lol....Thats crappy spreading...I can follow every single one of his words -.- w/o flowing any of that shit

[rico93ish]

No offense...but you have the resolution wrong it's "should substantially" not "ought to substantially" and that's not really spreading. He stutters to much and slows down a lot.

[STASXiC]

im a novice and i spread faster and clearer than him.

[TheShihi18]

he sucks O.o



[cpd6000]

@drinkmouse indeed

[ChocolateArnboz]

Not really a point in giving a road map when you're only adding to one flow...

[MyVlogVille]

wtf....im a novice and im the same pace...and say ummm less

[KaiteyAreOH]

I could pick his case to pieces. (:

[devinwithapples]

not the best spreading i have heard. i hate loud breathers too :(

[TheShihi18]

this guy sucks



[musicfreak5652]

if ur a real debater u would know tht this is the shittiest spreading ever. he studders to much and it doesnt flow right. he just trying to "talk fast".. its suckie.

[CoIdFront]

this is pretty much conversational speed lol