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Monday, October 26, 2015

Killing Blind

Killing Blind

Kathy Kelly: The U.S. Government seems unable to imagine that attacks supposedly taken in U.S. national interests can be war crimes.

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MONDAY, 26 OCTOBER 2015

Trump, Biden and the 24/7 Election and Media Carousel

Walter Brasch: Although Biden explained his reasons, the media can now spend a few weeks asking the question, “But what if he had decided to run?” It passes as what the media now think is a deep and probing issue.

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Killing Blind

Kathy Kelly: The U.S. Government seems unable to imagine that attacks supposedly taken in U.S. national interests can be war crimes.

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Paul Wellstone: Ordinary Life, Extraordinary Legacy

Peter Dreier: Since Wellstone died in a plane crash 13 years ago, other activists and politicians have carried on in the Wellstone tradition.

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Chicken Hawks “Scaring the Hell Out of Americans”

Murray Polner: Be wary of our many right, center and left hawks that are willing to send your son or daughter to war while their own dwell in safety.

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The Wrong School Policies for Hard Times

Mark Naison: In circumstances like these, where so many young people live with stress and danger and worry, it should be national policy to make schools nurturing places.

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Our Brains Evolved to React to Guns as if They Were Spiders or Snakes

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Our Brains Evolved to React to Guns as if They Were Spiders or Snakes

After each highly publicized mass shooting, there's a political debate about how to make them stop. Researchers and politicians alike present their arguments for certain gun laws, from background checks to assault rifle bans to safe storage.
But Brad Bushman, a psychology and communications professor at Ohio State University, takes a broader view. Bushman researches the psychological mechanisms behind gun violence. And he points out something fascinating: Our brains have evolved to react to guns the same way our distant ancestors might have recoiled at the sight of a snake or a poisonous spider.

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