Mac1958
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The murderers in France sought to issue "consequences" to those who dared to offend them.
Here's an interesting piece on that: The Blame for the Charlie Hebdo Murders - The New Yorker
From the piece:
The killers are soldiers in a war against freedom of thought and speech, against tolerance, pluralism, and the right to offend—against everything decent in a democratic society.
I wonder if anyone on this side of the Atlantic will take note.
Okay, doubtful, but I wonder.
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The murderers in France sought to issue "consequences" to those who dared to offend them.
Here's an interesting piece on that: The Blame for the Charlie Hebdo Murders - The New Yorker
From the piece:
The killers are soldiers in a war against freedom of thought and speech, against tolerance, pluralism, and the right to offend—against everything decent in a democratic society.
I wonder if anyone on this side of the Atlantic will take note.
Okay, doubtful, but I wonder.
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