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By: The Hill’s Blog Briefing Room » DAY’S END ROUNDUP

The Hill’s Blog Briefing Room » DAY’S END ROUNDUP — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 22:31:04 +0000

[...] Lemieux, TAPPED Chryslergate – A. Stuttaford, The Corner Pollster Cage Match – Josh Marshall, TPM Morality Isn’t Free – Julian Sanchez Grassroots/Dem Establishment Divide – M. Lux, OpenLeft Cheney and Why a VP Should [...]

By: introvert.net » Interesting Items for 5/26/2009

introvert.net » Interesting Items for 5/26/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 15:12:12 +0000

[...] Morality Isn’t Free [Julian Sanchez] I had a number of thoughts over the weekend about the ongoing torture debate—and in particular the historical turn it seems to have taken recently—but in lieu of one of my usual insanely bloated 3,000-word posts, perhaps it makes sense to spread them out over a few posts and focus on one or two main ideas at a time. So consider this the first in a series. One thing I find striking about both the arguments over torture and the recent revival of the old Hiroshima dispute is that it sometimes seems as though the defense of necessity is regarded as [...] [...]

By: introvert.net » Interesting Items for 5/25/2009

introvert.net » Interesting Items for 5/25/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 06:30:08 +0000

[...] Objectors [T] %CONTENT% %SUMMARY%Physicists Prove That Vampires Could Not Exist [Mad Science] [i] Morality Isn’t Free [J] %CONTENT% %SUMMARY%Against torture prosecution [M] This is the more depressing thing I’ve [...]

By: introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009

introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 04:16:35 +0000

[...] liberties perspective, [...]Physicists Prove That Vampires Could Not Exist [Mad Science] [io9] Morality Isn’t Free [juliansanchez] I had a number of thoughts over the weekend about the ongoing torture debate—and [...]

By: introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009

introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 03:42:06 +0000

[...] Morality Isn’t Free www 5/4/2009 I had a number of thoughts over the weekend about the ongoing torture debate—and in particular the historical turn it seems to have taken recently—but in lieu of one of my usual insanely bloated 3,000-word posts, perhaps it makes sense to spread them out over a few posts and focus on one or two main [...]Against torture prosecution www 4/27/2009 Shared by tew This is the more depressing thing I’ve read in a long while. What’s worse is that I might agree. At many blogs (Sullivan, Yglesias, DeLong, among others) you will find ongoing arguments for prosecuting the torturers who ran our government for a while. I am in agreement with the moral stance of [...]Public Discourse, Why Conservatives Should Care About Transit, by David Schaengold thepublicdiscourse 4/25/2009 Pro-highway, anti-transit, anti-pedestrian policies work against the core beliefs of American conservatives in another and even more important way: they create social environments that are hostile to real community. [...]

By: introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009

introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 03:31:23 +0000

[...] Morality Isn’t Free [www]5/4/2009 – I had a number of thoughts over the weekend about the ongoing torture debate—and in particular the historical turn it seems to have taken recently—but in lieu of one of my usual insanely bloated 3,000-word posts, perhaps it makes sense to spread them out over a few posts and focus on one or two main [...]Against torture prosecution [www]4/27/2009 – Shared by tew This is the more depressing thing I’ve read in a long while. What’s worse is that I might agree. At many blogs (Sullivan, Yglesias, DeLong, among others) you will find ongoing arguments for prosecuting the torturers who ran our government for a while. I am in agreement with the moral stance of [...]Public Discourse, Why Conservatives Should Care About Transit, by David Schaengold [thepublicdiscourse]4/25/2009 – Pro-highway, anti-transit, anti-pedestrian policies work against the core beliefs of American conservatives in another and even more important way: they create social environments that are hostile to real community. [...]

By: introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009

introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 00:50:29 +0000

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By: introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009

introvert.net » Shared Items - 5/25/2009 — Tue, 26 May 2009 00:42:02 +0000

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By: introvert.net » Items of the Day - 5/24/2009

introvert.net » Items of the Day - 5/24/2009 — Sun, 24 May 2009 17:39:22 +0000

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By: paradoctor

paradoctor — Wed, 06 May 2009 18:06:27 +0000

Crimes unpunished have consequences to later generations. Eisenhower’s predictions of the evils of the military-industrial complex have come true. We as a nation have already lost much, in wallets, hearts and minds; with more still to lose until we leave the path of empire.