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ordinary times - a place of culture, politics, & discourse posts comments log in menu skip to content home about welcome masthead technical support inquiries topics 2016 elections culture economics education first person food law politics science and technology tv and movies blogs & categories blinded trials ii common law featured in the web mindless diversions off the cuff discussion commenting policy state of the discussion contributors search the rise and fall of british fascism ( 14 ) by james a. chisem why did fascism fail in 1930s britain? and what lessons can we learn to make sure that it fails in the 21st century? history / # britain # fascism → culture i’m with the brand i’d be more optimistic about gentrification in my city if the boosters could fill in the details of their bright new future. by rufus f. 2 days ago 33 comments # #hamont # #indie rock # #pangloss # gentrification politics founders & futures gods, prophets, and founders of nations of man. by sunny ali 5 days ago 37 comments # hamilton # jinnah # pakistan science and technology straw dogs the straw ban isn’t the problem; the idea that the straw ban is some kind of bridge to solving bigger problems is. because straw bans are easy; effecting real change is hard. by michael siegel 6 days ago 92 comments # awareness raising # environmentalism # ocean plastic # plastic straws culture can walmart compete (in streaming video)? ordinary times regular contributors mark krieger (@musepolisci) and andrew donaldson (@four4thefire) break down the news that walmart is looking to launch their own streaming service, and fall on opposite sides when it comes to projecting the retail giants success. by mark kruger one week ago 64 comments # amazon # business # e-commerce # retail # technology # walmart ten second news + it’s easier to sail that river in egypt ( 18 ) / # agw - it’s easier to sail that river in egypt ( 18 ) / # agw this corresponds with my own experiences and observations : this implies that if the tables were turned — if republican politicians proposed a climate policy — republican voters might support it. in our research, that is exactly what we have found. in one study, we asked democrats, republicans and independents to consider one of two carbon-pricing policies: a national cap-and-trade program and a national revenue-neutral carbon tax. but we varied the information we gave about political support for the policies, sometimes saying that a policy was backed by democratic members of congress, and sometimes saying that it was backed by republican members. in a similar study, we asked democrats, republicans and independents in washington state to consider a carbon tax that was on the ballot in their state in 2016. there, we mentioned either liberal democrats (like the green party of seattle) or conservative republicans (like the former secretary of state george shultz) who in fact supported the initiative. i wouldn’t say that they necessarily do believe in climate change, but rather that they could believe in it, and relatively easily. it would take some leadership that (a) the right’s leaders haven’t been inclined to show and (b) that they have little incentive to show, almost no upside, and quite a bit of downside. a lot of people have come to where they currently are on the issue because it’s actually an easier posture to say that climate change isn’t real – or is in serious doubt – than to agree that it is real but disagree on what and how much should be done about it which ends up categorizing you with the doubters anyway. comment → - + a second west virginia justice faces federal charges ( 22 ) / # ketchum # westvirginia # wvsca - a second west virginia justice faces federal charges ( 22 ) / # ketchum # westvirginia # wvsca mike stewart, us attorney for the southern district of west virginia, announced today that west virginia supreme court justice menis ketchum will plead guilty to federal criminal charges arising out of the investigation into improper spending by the state’s high court. ketchum will plead guilty “to an information”, which means that he has agreed to waive indictment by a grand jury as a result of a deal brokered with federal prosecutors. ketchum, who resigned his seat on the court effective august 3rd, reportedly shared justice allen loughry’s habit of appropriating state property for his own use. ketchum is accused of using a state-owned buick to travel over 400 miles for golf outings- and charging the gas for these trips to the state. he also purportedly used the state vehicle to travel the hour-long commute from his home to the state capitol- but did not originally report this perk on his taxes, according to the results of a legislative audit . prior to his resignation, ketchum was suspended from the bench pending investigation into the inappropriate spending as well as dishonest statements to investigators by members of the court . ketchum has been a justice since 2008. while it is assumed an agreement has been reached between ketchum and prosecutors, it is unknown whether testimony against his disgraced colleague is part of that deal. comment → - + when laws aren’t laws ( 11 ) - when laws aren’t laws ( 11 ) the problem with this , as with much of “international law”, is that even if you buy into it a law without an enforcement mechanism isn’t a law. all parties to both these controversies proceed from a common premise: that israel has the right to use force in order to prevent gazans from breaching the fence. the dispute comes down to: how much? critics who allege “disproportionate” or “excessive” force tacitly legitimize israel’s use of “proportionate” or “moderate” force, while those who insist upon the applicability of human rights law acknowledge that israel’s resort to force is legitimate if demonstrators pose an “imminent threat” to a sniper’s life. this presumption holds even at the most critical pole of the debate on gaza. the israeli human rights group b’tselem condemned as “illegal” israel’s resort to lethal force against unarmed persons “approaching the fence, damaging it, or attempting to cross it.” but it conceded that “[o]bviously, the military is allowed to prevent such actions, and even to detain individuals attempting to carry them out.” a senior human rights watch official argued that israel’s use of live ammunition in gaza was “unlawful.” but she suggested that “nonlethal means, such as tear gas, skunk water, and rubber-coated steel pellets” would have passed legal muster. the international committee of the red cross cautioned israel that “lethal force only be used as a last resort and when strictly unavoidable in order to protect life.” even the major palestinian human rights organizations characterized israel’s use of force as “excessive,” “indiscriminate,” and “disproportionate” rather than inherently illegal. but the fact is, israel cannot claim a right to use any force in gaza — whether moderate or excessive, proportionate or disproportionate; whether protesters are unarmed or armed, don’t or do pose an imminent threat to life. if it appears otherwise, that’s because the current debate ignores critical caveats in international law and abstracts from the specific situation in gaza. and further, a law without an enforcement mechanism that requires a more powerful force to lay down its arms against a less powerful one is even less of a law. {via murali} comment → - + 23andme to share dna data with glaxosmithkline ( 4 ) / # 23andme # dna # drug research # glaxosmithkline # privacy - 23andme to share dna data with glaxosmithkline ( 4 ) / # 23andme # dna # drug research # glaxosmithkline # privacy after facebook was discovered to have sold the data of it’s user to outside companies for various things, the outrage and fallout was strong and continues to this day. the fact that such a transfer was spelled out in the user agreement did little to assuage the people who felt wronged by it. so it will be interesting to see

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