A licence to offend
"Freedom of speech is not a licence to offend people. "
Jasdev Rai, Sikh Human Rights Group
Yes it is.
posted by Bishop Hill at 5:37 AM
Wednesday, December 22, 2004
Jasdev Rai, Sikh Human Rights Group
Yes it is.
Previous Posts
- Three cheers for Neal Foster
- Software patents
- Reconstruction work in Iraq
- A legend retires
- More on Swampygate
- Googling the news
- Freedom of what information?
- Ah ha! moment
- Swampygate?
- Thought crimes in St Andrews
As an experiment, I am going to replace my blogroll with my de.lico.us blog bookmarks.
British
- Samizdata
- An Englishman's Castle
- The England Project
- Tim Worstall
- The Daily Ablution
- The Anglo Saxon Chronicle
- Melanie Phillips
- Cabarfeidh Pages
- USS Neverdock
- Blithering Bunny
- Law West of Ealing Broadway
- Don't Hold Your Breath
American
European
Others
Work
My new bookmarks
NØ2ID
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