Gabel K

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• Welcome to the Matrix: There is no such thing as “the state,” “laws,” “visas,” or “rights.” These are all discursive constructs we periodically invoke in order to avoid authentic social interactions. Fearful that our innate desire for genuine intersubjective connection is not felt by others, we alienate ourselves by becoming mere actors on a stage. We breathe life into the false entity that is “the state” in order to justify and sustain this alienation.

  Gabel, 84 ( Gabel, professor of law at the New College of California School of Law (San Francisco), 1984

  (Peter, Texas Law Review, May, page Lexis) (JMU- MPB)  )

   

  Let me start by making a ...and... appearance of false necessity.

  Operating in this mindset drains life of any meaning whatsoever, as individuals become mere hollow vessels subject to the authority which they themselves breathe into existence. Thus the alternative is to use the ballot to reject the affirmative constructions and reifications of alienation, and instead embrace the meaningfulness of genuine intersubjectivity.

  Gabel in 84 ( Gabel, professor of law at the New College of California School of Law (San Francisco), 1984 (Peter, Texas Law Review, May, page Lexis) (JMU- MPB) )

   

  If the quality ...and... quality of the alienated role-performance.

  
  

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EU CP

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• The EU ought to...

  CP solves best – EU has the infrastructure and better engagement policies

  Tocci and Cassarino 2011 (Nathalie, Deputy Director of the Istituto Affari Internazionali, Rome. Jean-Pierre Cassarino is parttime professor at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute, Florence, and scientific advisor at the Istituto Affari Internazionali, Rome, “Rethinking the EU’s Mediterranean Policies Post-1/11,” http://www.iai.it/pdf/DocIAI/iaiwp1106.pdf) JDB

   

  The Arab revolts ...and... neighbouring countries too. 

  
  
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  Link-US backing the Shiite revolts in Bahrain will collapse Saudi- Iranian relations; Saudi Arabia will aggressively protect the Bahraini regime

  Ghazal 11(“Underneath Bahrain's struggle for democracy lie long-running sectarian tensions, exacerbated by a fearful Saudi Arabia”, Feb 23 2011, Amal Ghazal, Assistant professor of Middle Eastern History- Dalhousie University, http://www.themarknews.com/articles/4185-saudi-interests-stand-in-the-way-of-bahrain-s-democracy)

   

  Saudi Arabia looks ...and... scapegoated Mubarak too quickly).

  Relations decline over the Arab Spring will drive the Saudis to proliferate

  Guzansky July 1st, 2011 (Yoel Guzansky is a research fellow at the Institute for National Security Studies at Tel Aviv University. He joined INSS after serving at Israel's National Security Council; "TEHRAN TESTS SAUDIS' NERVE ON NUKES", LEXIS, SRM)

  UNTIL recently it ...and... cost of more than $US300 billion.

  Saudi prolif leads to fast regional prolif

  Center for Contemporary Conflict 2004  (“Conference on WMD Proliferation in the Middle East: Directions and Policy Options in the New Century” http://www.ciaonet.org/olj/si/si_3_8/si_3_8_ruj01.pdf)

  James Russell from the ...and... ensure U.S. engagement?

  Rapid prolif causes pre-emptive nuclear war.

  Heurlin 2005 (Jean Monnet Professor of European Security and Integration at the Department of Political Science of the University of Copenhagen, and Sten Rynning, "Missile defence", p 162-3)

  Arms control and non-proliferation ...and... to the cost-enhancing MD project.

  
  
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