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...moral clarity. It doesn't differentiate between what I call fear societies and free societies. In the democratic world, there are violations of human rights, but they are revealed and dealt with. In a fear society, there are no violations of human rights because human rights just don't exist. All citizens are deprived of those rights. Amnesty International says it doesn't support or oppose any political system, so it ends up with reports that show a moral equivalence between, for example, Israel and the terrorist regimes that attack...
...really about how the Senate will approach any upcoming vacancies on the Supreme Court, the first of which may open within weeks since ailing Chief Justice William Rehnquist is expected to step down. The outcome could also help determine, maybe for a generation or more, what limits will exist on the power of a President whose party also controls the Congress...
...nothing to do with race and everything to do with keeping crime at bay. Gated residential compounds are not the exclusive domain of white South Africans. Blacks, who are victims of urban crime as frequently as whites, also take up residence in these communities, where different races co-exist side by side. In the one where I live, residents have experienced virtually no crime and enjoy the freedom of their streets around the clock. Frederic Marais Pretoria Your generally well-balanced article erred in the juxtaposition of a photo of a particularly lowly shelter with an exclusive suburban mansion: black...
...demographic that for some reason doesn't consider wiggling a joystick to pretend they're shooting somebody a major priority in their lives. To woo this wider group, video games will have to get easier, more approachable, and they will have to expand into genres that don't yet exist...
...disengagement plan, at least not officially. (The Prime Minister's office is handling the p.r.) But when Sharon faces Likud leadership primaries and a general election by next year, Adler expects to be part of the campaign. "The message will be different," Adler says, "because Arafat doesn't exist anymore." In other words, Adler may have to reinvent Sharon all over again. --By Matt Rees