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Clearing the Browser Tabs – The Divine Right of Bureaucrats Thursday Edition

Jimmie | May 19, 2011 | Comments (0)

Joy McCann has an interesting post on the privileges of power and how that has brought us back to a situation where certain men can do as they like without serious consequence. Indeed, in the case of Monsieur Strauss-Khan, his country seems more than willing to focus on the trivial rather than wonder how such an apparently monstrous man could rise to such a position of prevalence.

That is, I suppose, the inevitable state of those who have subjected their own free will to the will of deeply flawed human beings. Then again, since we’re all deeply flawed human beings, we should consider the options that leave us most in possession of our freedom and individual power, wouldn’t you think?

And now, links!

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