I do love the term “neocon”. I love it because for “liberal leftists” -such as I can be defined- it means that there is a semantic distinction between conservative policies and liberal policies. It is important to set the boundaries between these two different viewpoints, frequently confused by the general public.
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My response to “Collective Punishment—Posner” and “On Collective Punishment-BECKER”.
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Dear Becker-Posner interesting blog,
I much more agree with Professor Becker’s analysis.
General comment to both: I do not agree entirely using the example of the employer (and the parents) as collective punishment. Punishing the employer (or the parent) […]