So you would like a Bill of Rights, you think? Something like the USA has, perhaps? Yeah. I'm certainly not convinced. The USA where the Bill of Rights can assist the individual and destroy a community? No thanks. Michael Kinsley describes the situation brilliantly. The two things that can ensure and undergird our freedoms are our vigilance and our own all-out sense of freedom. Without these, no Bill of Rights - whether included in our constitution or merely parliamentary legislation - can ensure our rights, our freedoms, our humanity to one another.
The Network
This blog is no longer updated. Please click the picture to hop across to The Network
Sunday, November 13, 2005
So you'd like a Bill of Rights........
So you would like a Bill of Rights, you think? Something like the USA has, perhaps? Yeah. I'm certainly not convinced. The USA where the Bill of Rights can assist the individual and destroy a community? No thanks. Michael Kinsley describes the situation brilliantly. The two things that can ensure and undergird our freedoms are our vigilance and our own all-out sense of freedom. Without these, no Bill of Rights - whether included in our constitution or merely parliamentary legislation - can ensure our rights, our freedoms, our humanity to one another.
