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1、Gangs Aff/Neg1AC3Solvency Gang Abatement Act Summary6Solvency (Funding & Endorsement)7Solvency (Cooperation)9Solvency (Prevention)11Solvency (Crackdowns)12Gangs Crime16Small AdvantagesAdv # White Supremecist Crack Down17Adv # Patriarchy19Patriarchy- EXT: Link20Patriarchy- EXT: Impact21Adv # Poverty2
2、2Poverty- EXT: Link23Drug TraffickingAdv # Drug Trafficking24Drug Trafficking- Link26Drug Trafficking- Internal Link (Drugs Internationally linked)27Drug Trafficking- Impact (Terrorism)28Drug Trafficking- Impact (EXT: Terrorism)29Drug Trafficking- Impact (Connected to Al Qaeda)30Drug Trafficking- Im
3、pact (Gangs and Terrorist Work Together)31Drug Trafficking- Impact (Poverty)32Drug Trafficking- Impact (National Security)33Drug Trafficking- Impact (Child Neglect)34Human Trafficking Adv # Human Trafficking35Human Trafficking- Link37Human Trafficking- Link (Prostitution)39Human Trafficking- Impact
4、(Human Rights)40Small ArmsAdv # Small Arms41Small Arms- Link42Small Arms- Impact (Death)43Small Arms- Impact (Soft Power)44Gangs in the Military Adv # Gangs in Military46Gangs in Military- Info Sharing Solvency48Gangs in Military- Readiness Link49Gangs in Military- Readiness Impact50Gangs in Militar
5、y- Heg Impacts (prolif)51EducationAdv # Education52Education- Gangs challenge safety54Education- Fear hurts education56Education- Impact (Human Rights)57Education- Impact (EXT: Human Rights)58Education- Impact (Overpop)59Education- Impact (Science Literacy)60Education- Impact (Science Literacy I/L)6
6、2Education- Impact (Science Literacy- Competitiveness Impact Scenario)63EconomyAdv # Economy64Economy- Link (Housing Prices)66Economy- Link (Government Expenditures)67Answers commmon argumentsAT: Cops Racist68AT: Prison Overcrowding71AT: Federalism72AT: States C/P73AT: States C/P (1AR Permutation Ev
7、idence)75AT: Prevention Only C/P76Politics Politics- Plan Popular77Negative StuffNeg- Solvency78Neg- AT: Education81Neg- AT: Violence83Neg- AT: Drug Trafficking84Neg- Racism Turn85Neg- Jail Overcrowding DA86Neg- Jail Overcrowing DA (Brink)87Neg- Federalism DA Link88Neg- Federal Overburden DA90Preven
8、tion Only C/P91Neg- Prevention Only C/P (options)92Neg- Prevention Only C/P (solvency)93Neg-Prevention Only C/P (Politics No Link)96Neg- States C/P97The 1AC is not complete, the advantages are modules, so you should pick and choose which ones you like best. That is the best way to come up with a goo
9、d 1AC. Dan1ACObservation 1- InherencyThe gang abatement and prevention act of 2009 has not passed yetGov Track.us, Gang Abatement and Prevention Act of 2009. June 19, 2009. http:/www.govtrack.us/congress/bill.xpd?bill=s111-132 accessed July 7, 2009IntroducedJan 6, 2009Referred to CommitteeView Commi
10、ttee AssignmentsReported by Committee.Voted on in Senate.Voted on in House.Signed by President.This bill is in the first step in the legislative process. Introduced bills and resolutions first go to committees that deliberate, investigate, and revise them before they go to general debate. The majori
11、ty of bills and resolutions never make it out of committee. Last Updated: Jun 19, 2009 8:46AMLast Action:Jan 6, 2009: Read twice and referred to the Committee on the Judiciary.Plan- The United States federal government should enact the Gang Abatement and Prevention Act of 2009. Funding and Enforceme
12、nt guaranteed. Observation 2- Solvency The Gang Abatement Act would solve it gives the required funding and prosecution necessary to stop gangsWhich is proved by its support by the National Sheriffs AssociationTed Kamatchus, President of the National Sheriffs Association. Letter to Dianne Feinstein,
13、 National Sheriffs Association. January 29, 2007 http:/www.sheriffs.org/userfiles/file/Gang%20abatement%20and%20prevention%20act%202007.pdf accessed June 7, 2009I write to you on behalf of the National Sheriffs Association to express strong support for the Gang Abatement and Prevention Act of 2007.
14、This much needed legislation takes a necessary step toward addressing the growing epidemic of gang violence that is affecting our entire nation and has even stretched into some of our most rural communities. The National Sheriffs Association is the voice of 3,087 elected sheriffs across the country
15、and the largest association of law enforcement professionals in the United States. As chief law enforcement officers in many jurisdictions across the country, sheriffs are aware that gang activity has been directly linked to the narcotics trade, human trafficking, identification documentation falsification and the use of firearms to commit deadly shootings. Thus, NSA recognizes the importance of
