The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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By Lawrence Lyons As a former police officer and having lived nearly seven decades, I have been observing human nature and societal changes long enough to say I’ve witnessed firsthand how the definition of “hate” has been weaponised in our political discourse. Today, we face a fundamental question: who has the moral authority to define … Read more
Ever since I sent a Dear Mr Puttin letter I have people, possibly from Russia trying to log into my site. Here are the IP addresses. Upper pings, Turkey & Russia. This is what I wrote, “I am writing to tell you that if you were to change sides sometime after the third world war … Read more
Numerous studies have explored the link between rising violent crime rates and the rise of authoritarian measures in governments. Research shows that when citizens feel unsafe, they tend to support security policies that compromise civil liberties, leading to authoritarianism. For example, Weaver and Boucher (2018) found that heightened insecurity leads people to prefer increased government … Read more
Nearly there… A personal note from my perspective. I am a little older than Russell and have watched pretty well all his old movies, loved the train station scene. Makes me feel connected to some ancient tribe. How many orders of separation are there? So Russell, your ideas are awesome, keep up the good … Read more