Activism Recap

Posted by Diana Hsieh on 27 October 2013 at 2:00 pm Activism Recap

Oct 272013

This week on We Stand FIRM, the blog of FIRM (Freedom and Individual Rights in Medicine):

27 Oct: KHN: I Don’t Have Children, So Why Do I Have To Buy Pediatric Dental Insurance? by Paul Hsieh
24 Oct: Hsieh Forbes OpEd: “Northwestern University Did Right In Offering A Peanut-Free Football Game” by Paul Hsieh
23 Oct: Electronic Medical Mess by Paul Hsieh
22 Oct: Quick Links: Amerling, Catron by Paul Hsieh
21 Oct: McArdle: Four Things We Think We Know About Obamacare by Paul Hsieh

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This week on Politics without God, the blog of the Coalition for Secular Government:

24 Oct: Responsibility & Luck: Now Available by Diana Hsieh

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This week on The Blog of The Objective Standard:

27 Oct: Sheldon Adelson Admirably Calls for America to Drop a Nuclear Bomb on Iran by Craig Biddle
27 Oct: Canadian Anti-Fracking Activists “Peacefully” Hurl Firebombs at Police by David Biederman
26 Oct: Saudis Fight for Women’s Right to Drive by Natalie Ogle
25 Oct: Obama, Goose, and Gander by Michael A. LaFerrara
24 Oct: ObamaCare Surprises and Brother’s Keepers by Ari Armstrong
23 Oct: ObamaCare “Exchanges” Are Not Markets by Ari Armstrong
22 Oct: Surprise! Construction Slows as Government Violates Rights by Ari Armstrong
22 Oct: Lithuanian Government “Muzzles” Chevron, Opts for Teeth of Russia by David Biederman
21 Oct: Can You Tell the Difference Between Modern “Art” and Toddler Art? by Ari Armstrong

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This week on The Blog of Modern Paleo:

26 Oct: Responsibility & Luck by Diana Hsieh
26 Oct: Philosophy Weekend: News from Philosophy in Action by Diana Hsieh
25 Oct: The Paleo Rodeo #185 by Diana Hsieh
22 Oct: NPR piece on Honeybee Decline by Monica
21 Oct: Can Pastured Food Be Stopped? by Monica

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http://www.theobjectivestandard.com/blog/index.php/2013/10/sheldon-adelson-admirably-calls-for-america-to-drop-a-nuclear-bomb-on-iran/

I think it is inexcusable that someone who specializes in ethics could ever support, let alone link to, the nonsense advocated in the above article. I can’t even begin to argue with a person who thinks that dropping a nuclear bomb on a major city should be considered a matter of worthy of debate.
- https://philosophyinaction.com/ Diana Hsieh
  
  *sigh* I haven’t read the article in question, and I’d probably disagree with it. These posts are created from blog feeds, not hand-picked by me. I don’t agree with everything that TOS does, and their inclusion in the Activism Recap doesn’t imply that I do.
  
  That being said, I’m not categorically opposed to the use of nuclear weapons: I think they were rightly used in Japan to end WW2. I’m not in favor of their use in the Middle East or anywhere else at present. We’d have to develop and implement a proper foreign policy before that would ever be justifiable.

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