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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Migration and Human Rights (39): The Democracy Argument Against Open Borders
Usually, arguments against open borders and in favor of varying degrees of immigration restrictions are based on economic or cultural considerations. Often, such arguments can be easily dismissed as prejudiced, chauvinist and selfish, and the data don’t support them anyway. … Continue reading
The Causes of Human Rights Violations (23): Unconscious Bias
No matter how egalitarian, unbiased and unprejudiced we claim to be and believe to be, underneath it all many of us are quite different. If you ask people whether men and women should be paid the same for doing the … Continue reading
Political T-Shirt (14): Miranda Rights
(source) First, a word about Miranda rights, for those of you not from the U.S. Miranda rights are a warning that is required to be given by police in the U.S. to criminal suspects in police custody before they are … Continue reading
Posted in activism, freedom, law, political t-shirts
Tagged crime, fair trial, human rights, irony, miranda rights, police, politics, right to remain silent, scotus, supreme court, t-shirt, unlawful arrest
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Why Do We Need Human Rights? (20): Does Polarization Invalidate Freedom of Speech?
(Perhaps it’s best to read this post together with a previous one dealing with a similar topic). One of the justifications of the right to free speech is an epistemological one: free, equal and massive participation in public discourse produces … Continue reading
Political Jokes & Funny Quotes (101): Trickle Down
More serious stuff about trickle down economics is here. More on income inequality here. More jokes are here.
Posted in comedy, economics, political jokes and funny quotes
Tagged humor, joke, redistribution, trickle down, trickle down economics
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Human Rights Ads (55): Domestic Violence
(source unknown) More on violence and on domestic violence. More human rights ads. Related Articles The Most Absurd Human Rights Violations (65): Beat Them But Don’t Leave Marks (filipspagnoli.wordpress.com)
Posted in human rights ads
Tagged ad, advert, domestic violence, gender based violence, human rights ad, violence
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