US citizens: call on the Forest Service to stop Nestle from taking water from public forests.

Nestle never got a permit and is defying California water regulations.

US citizens: call for dropping all charges against inauguration protesters.

I am looking for people to write a recipe for how to connect to the WiFi in a New York City subway station without running its nonfree Javascript code. The recipe could include a free Javascript program I could run, or it could consist of instructions for what I would type into IceCat (our variant of Firefox). It doesn't have't be super convenient, it just has to work.

The UK investigation of the underground infiltration of dissident movements seems to be a pretense intended as a coverup.

Cheating, in the sense of breaking rules, seems to be becoming more common in the US these days.

When a rule benefits society, cheating against it hurts society, but we should not assume that all rules are just and beneficial. When a rule is unjust, disobeying it is virtuous. This includes rules against sharing copies of published works. We should not call that "cheating".

We do not want to be treated by doctors that cheated on their exams or in their practice. We do want to live among neighbors that will share with us.

There is no reason to wait for a red light to change if you can see that no other cars are moving for a few blocks away. To wait uselessly is a loss for you and benefits nobody; to stop, then proceed with caution, is virtuous under those circumstances.