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Sunday, December 11, 2016
Favour Food Delivery Between Abundance And Scarcity
I had to publish the previous installment in the Favor (or, more specifically, the now defunct Favour Delivery) before being done. I was stirred to finish this story by an article in The G&M on the subject, which chooses to go squarely against my title.
Monday, December 5, 2016
The Pauperization Of Toronto Food Delivery Scene
With news of Favor Delivery closing and Uber Toronto slashing the fees it pays its drivers, is there any future left for courier work or pleasant, cheap deliveries?
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Jared Lee Loughner and Gun Crime
A subject often debated by libertarians is gun ownership and gun control. Though I suspect most libertarians would, like me, prefer as few restrictions on gun ownership as possible, I suspect that left libertarians might actually prefer outlawing guns altogether, which would mean that Second Amendment issues are not necessarily a Libertarian universal cause.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Anti-minarets Switzerland
In a rather ugly turn of events, Switzerland voted to ban minarets. How could this happen in the happy, relaxed, almost libertarian S.?
Wednesday, July 17, 2019
posting photos and videos without permission
A while back, I was contacted by a friend of mine from another country asking for my help regarding a former (or existing? can’t remember) colleague who had created a page on Facebook titled “the incompetent ~”, where ~ was her real name, and also using her photo. She had filed a request with Facebook to have it removed, but Facebook refused, citing free speech rights that did not exist in that country’s legislation. More recently, here in Canada, a friend of mine told me a story of similar blackmail and I decided to take a more serious look at what can you post and cannot post.
Thursday, March 24, 2011
The Economist and censorship
One of my comments to an Economist article was deleted. It seems to me that they were wrong and misguided to do so. Or am I being subjective?
Monday, April 11, 2011
France enforces burqa ban
In yet another sign that Europeans are increasingly afraid of “the Muslim threat”, France has started to enforce its ban on the burqa (niqab). It is the only European country to do so but it may soon be followed by other countries.
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