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From the Left: The yet-to-be-realized promises of our nation
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In Need of Inspiration? Let s Visit Some Heroes From Our Past
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La eugenesia y la vacunación obligatoria son hermanas
“El debate sobre la obligatoriedad de la vacunación no es un debate científico, sino […] ético. No se trata de si las vacunas son efectivas o no, sino de si es válido violentar la autonomía de la persona bajo la bandera del bien común”
12/07/2021 00:00
“El principio sobre el que se sostiene la vacunación obligatoria es suficientemente amplio para cortar las trompas de Falopio”. Así sentencia Oliver Wendell Holmes, desde la Corte Suprema de Justicia de los Estados Unidos de América (SCOTUS), la apelación en el caso Buck v. Bell (1927). La SCOTUS en dicha sentencia, ratificó la decisión de declarar perfectamente legítima la orden de esterilizar a una mujer, Carrie Buck, en contra de su voluntad, pues esta había sido considerada “débil mental”. Buck era hija de otra mujer así mismo calificada, y madre de un niño también así calificado. “T
Don t Let COVID Cloud Your Plans for a Long Retirement
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Center of the Universe
Oliver Wendell Holmes once wrote that every little town in New England thought that it was the Center of the Universe. Robert Karl Skoglund saw no reason why this should not also apply to his front yard, so in the 1970s he can t remember the exact year he erected a 16-foot-high granite monolith to mark the spot. I thought it would fall down in a year, he told us.
The monument s tall, tapered design, he said, was inspired by others that he saw in a 3,000-year-old graveyard near where his father was born in Sweden. The bottom part came from a foundation stone from one of his mother s relatives; the top part is a piece of granite from the quarry where his immigrant father worked as a paving cutter.