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Paying attention
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Paul Willcocks on anything that strikes me as interesting. Click here to send me an email. willcocks@gmail.com
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Paying attention Paying attention Paul Willcocks on anything that strikes me as interesting. Click here to send me an email. willcocks@gmail.com Saturday, September 11, 2021 A licence to extend the state's power This seems like a good day to share my Sept. 11, 2002, column from the Vancouver Sun. There's something at once wrong and frightening about the fervent celebration of the attacks on the United States one year ago. Wrong , because it rests on the false pretence that Sept. 11 was a defining moment that changed everything, for everyone. And frightening because it is being used to justify mindless conformity, an erosion of individual rights in favour of the state -- and even war. It was a terrible day. But most people have placed that devastating event into some appropriate place among the other terrible and joyous moments that define a life. About 40,000 children were born in B.C. last year. For those fami...
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