[eDebate] Topic Papers

[David Rhaesa]

The last time I worked on health care was in 1977 when I was a novice.  The 
whole experience of debate was interesting to me then.  I recall Kent Pack 
and I had an affirmative about Nursing Home Abuse based on a book named 
Tender Loving Greed.

I missed the last time or two that health care came around this great 
circle, but I can assure you that Dan Lingel of Texas informed me that the 
details of the economics of praxistically pragmatic health care reform were 
fascinating.

What do you find interesting?  Do you ever find something boring and then 
years later say to yourself what was I think!?  I had that experience with 
listening to Jimi Hendrix.

right now I'm listening to KMQT The Mountain 99.5.  "Givin it up for your 
love right now."



"About even this ambiguity, however, I am ambiguous.  Or rather what appears 
to me very dubious the simple opposition between the higher pipe's 
dislocated bouyancy and the stability of the lower one." Foucault, This is 
Not a Pipe.





>From: tweiner1 at gmu.edu
>To: Ilya <ilyag at sev.org>
>CC: edebate at ndtceda.com
>Subject: Re: [eDebate] Topic Papers
>Date: Fri, 09 Apr 2004 22:50:18 -0400
>
>From someone that debated healthcare reform, I can tell you that it is, in 
>fact, NOT interesting.
>
>Jake
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Ilya <ilyag at sev.org>
>Date: Friday, April 9, 2004 6:06 pm
>Subject: Re: [eDebate] Topic Papers
>
> >
> > Energy Policy and Healthcare Reform seem like the top two most
> > interesting topics in my opinion. Although I've never debated a
> > courts topic (only ocean policy), it seems like it'd be much more
> > difficult to find solid non-critical ground on such resolution.
> > What seems to be the general concencus from other debaters?
> >
> >
>
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