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Santander and its smart city project
DIR By: kkshaha cnd
Date: September 16, 2023, 5:32 am
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Let's emphasize: physical violence. Of course there are other
types of violence that are essential to confront, but these
forms of violence are fought politically, not in a police or
legal manner. But what happens to the sectors of the radicalized
right that fail to condemn this physical violence, that limit
themselves to observing it, "understand" it even if they say
they do not share it and, ultimately, help to normalize it.
Are they not “partners” – willing or involuntary – of extremists
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they do not use their methods? Would
it be appropriate to declare them illegal and prohibit them from
running for elections even if their current actions do not
qualify as crimes against the constitutional and democratic
order? Would it perhaps be convenient to exclude them from
public discussion, to apply prior censorship to them, to prevent
them from exercising the rights that they would probably cut off
from others if they came to power? We return, once again, to
classic questions about tolerance of the intolerant.
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Democratic societies have the right to defend themselves against
real attacks, but they would lose much of their democratic
character if they punished potential threats in advance. The
"preventive measures" that are promoted today with the best
intentions are reversible and, looking back, it is more likely
that they will be used against the left more than the right and
on marginalized sectors more than on the powerful. For the rest,
there is an additional problem.
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