The right to access must necessarily include the right not to access. Freedom of religion is meaningless if you're not also free to reject religion. Freedom of speech is meaningless if you've no right to remain silent. etc.
The damned thing is I really like history, I thought I hated it for the longest time but it turns out I was just badly taught. I just feel like... i'm not trying to join a book club.
my experience with the local com.par. was that they were mostly interested in re-hashing the history of russia and selling books and t-shirts... i'll check out dsa i suppose.
Don't judges issue legal opinions? Don't legal opinions constitute what makes up legal facts (ie not facts about a case, or facts about a person, but facts about what constitutes law)? Did not opinions about what ought to be the law determine what was actually written in the constitution? Hasn't changing public opinion provoked changes in the constitution with time?
I agree, the popular appeal of a belief is not relevant to whether that belief is well-founded.
I don't think I can seriously disagree with any of this.
Individuals have to act in concert. They need to collaborate, coordinate their actions, and provide support to one another. It isn’t enough for a million people to wake up one morning and say “We’re not going to take it anymore” without any understanding of who their peers are or what they’re doing.
okay, fine, but i- we- need a nexus of nucleation. i'm not seeing any evidence of such.
https://youtu.be/RJiwovX3mNA