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+**Nuclear power is a manifestation of government control and neoliberal proliferation. UCC:** |
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+“Nuclear Power is No Accident,” Union of Concerned Commies, San Francisco, April 1979. Anti-nuclear power advocacy group. The “…” is in the original text and is not an ellipses |
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+Nuclear power is no...emancipated working class. |
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+**Nuclear power creates a state of dependency. STANDPUNKT:** |
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+no date “Nuclear energy as a weapon in the imperialist competition between states” GegenStandpunkt is the Marxist Quarterly from Germany, date unlisted |
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+As it is, nuclear energy...and radioactive contamination. |
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+**The affirmative is a step in the right direction. UCC 2:** |
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+“Nuclear Power is No Accident,” Union of Concerned Commies, San Francisco, April 1979. Anti-nuclear power advocacy group |
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+“We All Live in Pennsylvania!”...society is necessary. |
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+**And, a radical change is key. SATO:** |
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+Yoshiyuki SATO. “What kind of Philosophy is possible after Fukushima?” Digital Objects and Milieux, Tsukuba University, http://www.journaldumauss.net/spip.php?article1038 LHP AA |
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+The desubjectification...based on natural energy. |
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+**ROB – Reject capitalism:** |
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+**1 Our greatest ethical obligation is to resist capitalism – it’s relevant under any moral theory. MORGARIDGE:** |
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+Morgaridge, Clayton, Prof of Philosophy at Lewis and Clark College, 1998, Why Capitalism is Evil 08/22 http://www.lclark.edu/~clayton/commentaries/evil.html |
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+Now none of these philosophers...a seat at the table. |
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+**2 Capitalism has messed up education. MCLAREN 1:** |
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+McLaren, Peter, and Ramin Farahmandpur. "Teaching against globalization and the new imperialism: Toward a revolutionary pedagogy." Journal of Teacher Education 52.2 (2001): 136-150. |
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+THE PRIVATIZATION AND...about by uneven development. |
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+**3 Challenging class focus must come first. OLLMAN:** |
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+Ollman 89 (Bertell, 1989 Professor of Politics at NYU, “In Defense of Marxism,” May, http://www.nyu.edu/projects/ollman/docs/marxism_defense.php) |
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+So why should people involved...—yes!—common goals. |