Retired Justice Stevens calls for repealing the second amendment, which states the "right to bear arms".

I would not argue hard against that, but I don't think that is necessary. With the interpretation that the second amendment always had until the decision cited in the article, it didn't block the gun control we need.

It would be no harder, and perhaps much easier, to bring back that interpretation than to abolish it outright.

It is now clear that retraining workers is not an adequate solution for the problem of technological unemployment. If we don't have a guaranteed income, we need a guarantee of a job to whoever wants one.

US citizens: call on the Department of Health not to allow medical personnel to discriminate against certain people as patients.

US citizens: tell the Senate not to allow federal marshals at polling places.

They would intimidate the voters.

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