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and the reason we have society in the first place is to protect the weak from the strong. that is where you have a society. and in places like this and you just cant go where you want to go. roads are not controlled by the police, they are controlled by armed predators and they take exactly what they want because they can and this is an ancient problem. it used to be called a highway robbery. for most of history and cap people close to home. it turns out it still exists, but now its ca...

the society can no longer perform its most basic function. the reason we have societies in the first place, which is to protect the weak from the strong. thats why you have a society well in places like this it becomes, among many other things, very hard to travel anywhere. you just cant go where you want to go with legitimate authority in retreat, roads are not controlled by the police. theyre controlled by armed predators. and the armed predators take exactly what they want from trav...

Joel Munday, who started busking in Exeter at the age of 12, is now studying in London.

I spent memorable hours yarning with Father Bob and I accompanied the Father Bob McGuire Foundation food van on some of its nightly forays to parts of the city to provide sustenance to those in need. Invariably Father Bob would turn up at some point in the evening to lend his inimitable presence to the show. By Arnold Zable

As Holocaust denial and falsehoods spread on social media, we commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Warsaw ghetto uprising, a heroic act of resistance against oppression, with a sense of urgency. By Arnold Zable

Jack Charles triumphed over institutional racism, the legacy of colonialism, and the immense suffering, fragmentation, and trauma it left in its wake to become a brilliant storyteller, actor, artist, potter, musician and tireless worker for Aboriginal justice and rights. By Arnold Zable

Carjackings in all of 2021 and the latest police statistics show the majority are more than 500 happened at gunpoint and happened as the victims were at their parked car. >> so why is this happening? well, it is happening for a very deep reason, any 15 or 17-year-old that threatens a life to steal a car is the product of something that is very hard to fix. but society and the authorities still have an obligation to try to stop it for the sake of the rest of us. so what are these cities doing to ...

Busted committing crimes, get their records expunged. that was the plan that philadelphias d.a. put into place last year. has it worked? well, sad to tell you that despite violin lessons, crime has gone up among young people, carjackings in particular as philadelphias police commissioner outlaw put a quote, i dont want to say its surprising but is definitely concerning really . well, its not surprising to us , but it is for sure an understatement from 2020 to 2020 one , theres been one hundred a...

Carjackings in all of 20-20. one the latest sourced police statistics show that the majority of these carjackings, more than 500 happened at gunpoint and also happened while the victims were at their parked cars. so why is this happening? well, its happening for very deep reasons. any 15 or 17 year old sticks a gun in the face of strangers, threatens their lives or kills them in order to steal a car is the product of something that is very hard to fix disintegrating families. thats the real reas...

Election day. Mid-afternoon. 21 May 2022. I make my way to Canning Street, Carlton North. Stop by my childhood home, a single-fronted terrace, the neighbourhood of my youth. In the 1950s election day was a happy day in that rented house, conveniently close to the factories of Brunswick, and the Victoria Market where my father was a stallholder.  My parents loved the three-block walk to the polling booths, located in Lee Street, our local primary school. They were elated at having the right to v...