The Case for Normalizing Part-Time Schedules
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Showing posts with label humane treatment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label humane treatment. Show all posts
Monday, July 13, 2009
Rooting out torture.
In considering whether to appoint a prosecutor to investigate torture, Obama is deciding whether to dip a toe into the cesspool that Bush administration created with its torture and detainment policies. Cleaning up this mess could is the most important legacy President Obama will leave. A generation or two or more later, if the US goes down such a dark path again, people will ask why Obama failed to reinstill a national ethos that humane treatment and due process are the bedrock on which out nation stands or falls. (See my previous post.)
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