politics

Many have asked why there has been so much more attention to the Charlie Hebdo attacks compared to Nigeria's Baga Massacre [http://mic.com/articles/108192/terrorists-killed-2-000-people-in-nigeria-last-week-so-why-doesn-t-the-world-care] . Here are my thoughts: I've been to Paris multiple times. I've studied French. I've read French cartoons.

Asks a friend of a friend on Facebook: > Not absolute sure if legal legitimacy is close to moral legitimacy... Can contravention of the law be justified on moral grounds? Legality and morality are not the same. From [Bastiat's The Law] : > "The law perverted! And

Ohio voters passed the SmokeFreeOhio [http://smokefreeohio.org] late last year. Ten months after the voters spoke, the first fines were issued against offending businesses [http://www.newsnet5.com/health/13994828/detail.html]. The penalty for businesses that have ignored the will of voters