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John Bolton, current National Security Adviser and former UN Ambassador, famously argued that international law does not exist, insofar as the doctrines and treaties we often call "law" do not qualify as such. This question has serious implications for how nations can and should act internationally. For the full debate topic and the debate's rules, consult the "full description." Acceptance of this debate constitutes acceptance of these rules. I will argue against Bolton's position.