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To have privacy you must kill God
I was commenting on Paul Bernal’s excellent blog on privacy, and the title of this blog came to me. I was arguing, on the blog, with Bruce Shneier and I realized there was a connection, perhaps spurious, in political philosophical … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, God, human-rights, Middle Ages, Politics, privacy, Private sphere, religion, Security, society
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Recasting the UK social contract after the riots?
Thinking about the riots I have been struck by the statements that some parts of the society are broke and others are sick.http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/3745671/David-Cameron-vows-to-cure-Britains-sick-society-as-he-backs-the-use-of-water-cannon-and-plastic-bullets-against-rioters.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1561265/David-Cameron-vows-to-mend-broken-society.html As the debate to rebuild or reshape the social contract within the country intensifies, we need … Continue reading
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Tagged equality, freedom, government, riots, social contract, society
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