Category: Philosophy of Violence

Philosophy of Violence, Violence

In Brazil, Britney Spears IUD Ordeal Could Be Sexual Violence

US singer Britney Spears arrives for the premiere of Sony Pictures' "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood" at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood, California on July 22, 2019. (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP) (Photo credit should read VALERIE MACON/AFP via Getty Images)

The point of the intrauterine device, or IUD, is to prevent Spears from having children. In court, she said she’s wanted the device out for some time — to be able to become pregnant. The guardians in her conservatorship have, according to her court testimony, prevented her from seeing a doctor to perform the extraction.

Source: In Brazil, Britney Spears IUD Ordeal Could Be Sexual Violence

Philosophy of Violence, Uncategorized

Antifa clashes debate: Same as ‘Batman using violence to prevent greater violence’? (VIDEO) — RT US News

Antifa clashes debate: Same as ‘Batman using violence to prevent greater violence’? (VIDEO)

 

Following CNN host Chris Cuomo’s controversial statement that “all punches are not equal,” which prompted accusations that he supports Antifa violence, RT has hosted a debate on whether brute force is sometimes justified.

Antifa clashes debate: Same as ‘Batman using violence to prevent greater violence’? (VIDEO) — RT US News

Philosophy of Violence

Philippe-Joseph Salazar: the philosopher whose essay on Isis has shocked and enlightened | World news | The Guardian

Published just weeks before the Paris attacks, the French professor’s grim analysis has hit a nerve

Source: Philippe-Joseph Salazar: the philosopher whose essay on Isis has shocked and enlightened | World news | The Guardian

Philosophy of Violence

There is no social change without coercion: Race, Baltimore, and how violence makes nonviolence possible – Salon

There is no social change without coercion: Race, Baltimore, and how violence makes nonviolence possible

There is no social change without coercion: Race, Baltimore, and how violence makes nonviolence possible – Salon.com.