"JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is pushing back against a shareholder proposal [by AFL/CIO] to let investors vote on whether the bank should consider taking itself apart."
"... immoral for someone to commit a simple act of infringement"
It's only simple when it's assumed morality is contingent on a solely econometric understanding of social relations. Cultural progressives are not so much tearing apart culturally conservative *beliefs* as they are attempting to balance (the normalization of) econometric conclusions about civilization with a civilized working of economic processes.
This is likely why certain issues can not be 'directly' discussed: the language of social cohesion, which perpetually changes, conflicts with the universalizing of private property and the end of history that it implies.
2 years after Toronto's G20, it looks like 45 of Toronto's police officers will be charged with misconduct, abuse of power, etc. for their actions.... it's a surprise how far discipline seems to be going given a similar culture of lawlessness by authorities in Canada; unless it's making an example of a few extra souls, then back to bau.
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"JPMorgan Chase (JPM) is pushing back against a shareholder proposal [by AFL/CIO] to let investors vote on whether the bank should consider taking itself apart."
http://www.americanbanker.com/issues/178_18/jpmorgan-chase-rejects-shareholder-breakup-proposal-1056190-1.html
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"... immoral for someone to commit a simple act of infringement"
It's only simple when it's assumed morality is contingent on a solely econometric understanding of social relations. Cultural progressives are not so much tearing apart culturally conservative *beliefs* as they are attempting to balance (the normalization of) econometric conclusions about civilization with a civilized working of economic processes.
This is likely why certain issues can not be 'directly' discussed: the language of social cohesion, which perpetually changes, conflicts with the universalizing of private property and the end of history that it implies.
2 years after Toronto's G20, it looks like 45 of Toronto's police officers will be charged with misconduct, abuse of power, etc. for their actions.... it's a surprise how far discipline seems to be going given a similar culture of lawlessness by authorities in Canada; unless it's making an example of a few extra souls, then back to bau.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/story/2012/05/17/g20-officers-discipline.html
Re: CISPA, the Child/Infant Safety and Protection Act
The Public Safety minister did it in Canada.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/politics/john-ibbitson/tories-on-e-snooping-stand-with-us-or-with-the-child-pornographers/article2336889/