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Jesus if you're doing that degree you need access to all sides of the argument ffs it's not even that bad
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It isn't really a socialist essay, but a discussion of the ethics of socialist revolution.
Of course it isn't a surprise that the ever-encroaching anti-terrorism powers are leading institutions to self-censor to the point of paranoia. What is a surprise is how this was sold to the public as a victory against terrorism - only a few dozen deaths is all it takes apparently to usher in 1984-style thought policing.
Of course it isn't a surprise that the ever-encroaching anti-terrorism powers are leading institutions to self-censor to the point of paranoia. What is a surprise is how this was sold to the public as a victory against terrorism - only a few dozen deaths is all it takes apparently to usher in 1984-style thought policing.
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Professor Geras was professor emeritus of government at the University of Manchester until his death in 2013. He rejected terrorism but argued that violence could be justified in the case of grave social injustices.
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He rejected terrorism but argued that violence could be justified in the case of grave social injustices.
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