...one is entitled to intellectual safety as he warned of the devastating impact of “online lynch mobs”. Here’s an excerpt of his talk, as published by UnHerd. John Stuart Mill...
...known to police for possession of, erm, a knife, stabbed several small children outside a Dublin primary school. As word spread online, a crowd, automatically labelled by local politicians and...
...Windrush, carrying what is often claimed to have been the first meaningful number of non-white Caribbean immigrants to settle in the UK back in 1948 – the exceedingly exaggerated founding...
...room earlier this month. Patricia Silva was barred from the gym in Alaska after she detailed an incident online – where she said she saw a transgender woman in her...
...and aren’t allowed to say online. Worse still, it emboldens Ofcom to police what is acceptable discourse online. And I haven’t even got to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts...
...and the unvaccinated in order to save his June 21st Freedom Day, according to MailOnline, and he insists that it would not be discriminatory because people choose whether or not...
...I began studying in order to do so successfully. I read papers during my breaks and at night before work. I reflected on what I saw at work and made...
...a religious figure who maintains stability and order. A dux, on the other hand, is a ‘leader’, a warrior, someone who leads us into battle, and is not above a...
...founders, “never again should a government, regardless of its political colour and intentions, introduce far-reaching tax legislation without the benefit of deep and thorough analysis of second- and third-order effects”....
...passenger demand increases, social distancing “will not always be possible” during busy times, the BBC reports “Manchester University sparks backlash with plan to keep lectures online” – More than 3,000...
