The Ethics of Strikes

A post on the ethics of strikes and industrial action. I argue that workers ought to have the right to strike, and ought to use it.

Russia’s frozen assets: what becomes of them now?

Russian assets have been frozen by western governments. What should be done with them? Should they be used to compensate Ukrainian victims?

On collective injustices: Why your vegetarianism doesn't matter

If many people were to stop eating meat, then animal welfare would significantly increase. But, most won't. Should you be vegetarian?

Culture wars: who’s to blame- the ‘snowflake’ or the ‘microaggressor’?

‘Society’s to blame’: Banks, Structures and Climate Change

Climate change and the existential issue it raises

Is ‘cancel culture’ a threat to free speech?

Do recent perceived trends of cancellation or ostracism of those with odious views (so-termed cancel culture) pose a threat to free speech?

Should government or health experts decide Covid19 policy? The case for depoliticization

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