Saving people from opioid overdoses
lundi 25 avril 2016 à 02:00Making naloxone available where people use opioids (for instance, in their homes) could save many of them from being harmed by overdoses.
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Making naloxone available where people use opioids (for instance, in their homes) could save many of them from being harmed by overdoses.
A German is on trial for calling some people "cattle" and "scum".
This reveals how Germany fails to respect freedom of speech. Freedom of speech includes the right to insult anyone and anything. We should defend people's freedom of speech regardless of whether we agree with what they said.
I don't call anyone "cattle" but I've referred to some people as "sheep". (I don't hate them, but I an very disappointed with them.) I am proud to call banksters and SCROTUS scum. Would I be put on trial for saying this in Germany?
Down with censorship!
Turkey has charged thug chiefs, among others, for the murder of Hrant Dink.
I am surprised that this can happen while Erdoğan is president, but I am very glad.
Industrial chicken farming is cheap only because it does not pay the costs in terms of pollution, CO2 and antibiotic resistance.
For our long-term good, we need to make it pay those costs rather than dumping them on the rest of us.
Matthew Keys was sentenced to 2 years in prison as an accessory to digital graffiti, demonstrating that the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act) is no less unjust now than it was when it was used to drive Aaron Swartz to death.