761. DO NOT UNDERESTIMATE (OR OVERESTIMATE) THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COURT OF PUBLIC OPINION.
Human rights: Food for a delusional thought ‘HR, truth and the public opinion’ HRR 761
760. TOO MANY DECADES HAVE BEEN LOST TO THE MYTH THAT LIBERAL DEMOCRACIES WILL DELIVER DEMOCRACY. (Ashish Kothari)
. Traducir/traduire los/les Readers; usar/utiliser deepl.com 1. We mourn the take-over
759. HISTORY IS A DISCIPLINE THAT MUST ULTIMATELY UNCOVER THE TRUTH AND COMPLETE (AND, IF NECESSARY, CHANGE) THE HISTORICAL NARRATIVE.
Human rights: Food for thought, this time not directly for HR HRR 759
758. CAPITALISM HAS THE CAPACITY OF BUILDING AND DESTROYING IN A BIG SCALE. (Bernard Maris, French economist, 1946-2015, murdered in Paris at the Charlie Hebdo incident).
Human rights: Food for a thought in crisis ‘HR and Capitalism’ HRR 758
757. HAVE YOU NOTICED THE FACT THAT IDEOLOGICAL DEBATES ARE INCREASINGLY RARE (OR PERHAPS CONSIDERED OBSOLETE)? (Jose Miguel Neira)
. Traducir/traduire los/les Readers; usar/utiliser deepl.com –Let us be forewarned: we have entered the era
756. MICE USED TO VOTE; THEY ELECTED CAT GOVERNMENTS. (Tommy Douglas)
Human rights: Food for a cat and mouse thought ‘HR and electoral contests’ HRR 756
755. WAR IS NOT HEALTHY FOR CHILDREN AND OTHER LIVING THINGS. (Late artist Lorraine Schneider in 1965)
Human rights: Food for a deadly thought ‘HR and war’ HRR 755
754. RELIGION AND POLITICS ARE A BAD MATCH. IS RELIGION THE SOURCE OF ENERGY BEST KNOWN TO MANKIND?
Human rights: Food for a believers’ and non-believers’ thought ‘HR and religions’ unresolved issues’ .
753. WHO KILLED CLASS IN ECONOMICS? INEQUALITY WAS TRADITIONALLY THE CENTRAL CONCERN OF ECONOMISTS –UNTIL IT WAS NOT.
Human rights: Food for a thought that for too long was not heeded ‘HR and inequality’ HRR 753 WHO KILLED CLASS IN ECONOMICS? INEQUALITY WAS TRADITIONALLY THE CENTRAL CONCERN OF…
752. NEVER AGAIN OUGHT NAIVETE AND POLITICAL BIAS BE AN INGREDIENT IN THE COMPILATION OF HISTORY. (Juan Rivano, Chilean philosopher, 1926-2015)
Human rights: Food for a thought to topple the status-quo ante ‘HR and history’