Southern Libya Is A Nice Vacation Destination

=The Social Context of the Words In The Resolution= I disagree with Pro's contention that because of the wording of the resolution that he only has to prove it is a nice vacation destination in ANY case. This completely ignores the social context of the words. "Nice" has social meaning as does "vacation". Put together it also impacts their meaning. Even if was a nice place to do business or a nice place to flee a problem that's not what we're talking about, we're talking about a place that is amenable to enjoying time "vacationing". The concept people have of vacation is relaxing and having fun. In this sense "nice" is relative to the places in the world to vacation at and the ability for people to experience "vacation" at them. There is also a relative dimension within the social meaning. Even if something is marginally enjoyable that doesn't make it "nice" according to social convention. People only call it "nice" if they would consider going there(finances not considered) and won't consider going there if there are other places to vacation at that are way better and would not be refering to it as "nice" in that case. =Civil War Is Still Topical= Just because the Civil War isn't there yet and just because I am speaking of "Right now" does not mean it is not topical. It is still topical as it relates to those things in the resolution that are topical and it does relate. The potential for it to move south impacts whether or not southern Libya is a nice vacation destination right now. The mere fact that the Civil War could spread there DURING the duration of the vacation is enough to make it not a nice place to vacation. In a state of civil war either side would find foreign tourists suspicious, but with the world largely siding with the rebels Gaddafi's side would find the tourists especially suspicious. Tourists could be arrested, imprisoned, or even killed based on these suspicions. That's not a nice way to end a vacation. And no matter whether you are in rebel territory or Gaddafi territory the fighting is ongoing and it's possible you could be attacked at any moment. The pro-Gaddafi forces are especially ruthless and in the heat of battle are unlikely to care that you are a mere tourist. Even if nothing bad happens having to spend your whole vacation with the looming possibility of these things is not a very nice location for vacation. It's hard to relax when whereever you are staying the civil war might come and turn itself towards you, and when all the people you run into are anxious about the civil war and too distracted by it to do anything fun. Addressing Subpoints: Considering the perspectives of the people in the prisons, failed states, or areas of genocide while they would likely latch on to a chance to escape to southern Libya it would be unlikely they would be going there thinking of the "nice vacation" they are going to have. In particular from the perspective of prisoners they'd be too busy figuring out the best way to conceal their identities. For the others and maybe also for the prisoners they would be focused more on figuring out how to 1. survive the new situation and/or 2. Get out of Libya. Even if they are greatful to have escaped an even worse life they're not going to start "vacationing". They will have too much work cut out for them. For them it would not be a vacation. Gaddafi's supporters if they escaped to Southern Libya would not be vacationing either they would be joining up with their "comrades" to help them fight the rebels.