The flagship argues that coming into existence is a harm. The four wings are rebut-only optionality defenses: each answers the objections to a contested liberty without urging anyone to exercise it. Veganism is not a wing but a flagship-adjacent module: it argues harm on the flagship’s own register rather than defending a choice. “Refusal Libraries” is a venue name, not a category claim — every card below carries its own register. Pick a surface.
Procreation & Existence
The flagship library: the case that coming into existence is a harm, with its objections graded across five tiers and answered.
Right to Die
The optionality defense of a right to choose one's own death — objections met on harm, consent, sovereignty, and compensation.
Abortion
The abortion right in two layers — a rebut-only optionality core, plus the suite's lone licensed advisory-positive claim (antinatalist-grounded, zero-force).
Transgenderism
Gender self-determination as an optionality right — objections across sovereignty, consent, and harm, each answered.
Anthropocentrism
Whether human moral supremacy is rationally mandatory — six objections to the anthropocentric default, met on their own terms.
Veganism
Flagship-adjacent module — the positive case for veganism, on the flagship's harm-and-consent register. Outside the Refusal Suite (K179). Eight objections, sorted by standing, harm-accounting, and license.
The Adversarial Map
For each objection in the flagship, the next move an opponent makes after reading our rebuttal — sorted into four dispositions. One of the four is reader-facing so far: the 22 continuations that no rewrite of our text closes, and the 9 commitments they come to rest on instead.
Being built
Not announced, and it has no date. It is named here because it is built on this corpus, and a reader who finds it later should know where it came from.
Argue the Argument
A card game whose deck is this taxonomy. You draw an objection and answer it; the objection comes in two registers — the way people actually say it, and the strongest academic form of the same attack — and the rebuttal that answers one has to answer the other.
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