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Max Borders
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The Lindsay Clancy case is resurfacing a fresh debate about mens rea and actus reus—that is, the guilty mind and the guilty act.

And it’s running along the same lines it always has.

Was she evil, or was she sick? Prison, or hospital?

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Forgotten Civilizational Code

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Without answering all three questions, liberalism is incomplete.

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It Still Doesn’t Work

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Sounds like a dream, right?

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Look at this yard sign. Pause the video if you need to. Surely you’ve seen it before. For those listening, it reads…

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Women’s Rights are Human Rights.
No Human is Illegal.
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    Author of The Social Singularity, After Collapse, and The Decentralist. His most recent book is Underthrow: How Jefferson's Dangerous Idea will Spark a New Revolution.

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