国民投票法改正案をめぐって憲法審査会が両院で開かれました。参議院の憲法審査会のほうで、浅田均議員（日本維新の会）が発言しました。以下で発言を確認できます。〈https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3otEKf03-U〉 以下は私の書き起こしです。引用部分の［ ］は浅田議員による追加や削除を表します）。 日本維新の会、浅田均でございます。今回は緊急事態宣言下での憲法審査会であるということを皆さん認識を共有していただきたいと思います。緊急事態宣言が発令されている地域、あるいは蔓延防止等対策措置が発令されている地域で、人々はどういう暮らし、どういう［聞き取れず］、どういう暮らしをしているのかということを念頭に置いて発言させていただきたいと思います。わが方、松沢委員からもこの緊急事態に関して発言がありました。 私は、この際ですね、注目したいのは、私とはまったく思想信条が違
Face aux mesures d’urgence frénétiques, irrationnelles et totalement injustifiées pour une supposée épidémie due au coronavirus, il faut partir des déclarations du CNR (Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche), selon lesquelles « il n’y a pas d’épidémie de Sars-CoV2 en Italie ». Et ce n’est pas tout : « l’infection, d’après les données épidémiologiques disponibles aujourd’hui sur des dizaines de millie
UP FOR DEBATE: The Lesser Evil In These Times is dedicated to providing an accessible forum for strategic debate on the Left. In this Up for Debate series, we host a range of views on what has become a divisive question: how to approach voting in the November presidential election. José Saramago’s Seeing tells the story of the strange events in the unnamed capital city of an unidentified democrati
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In his early writings, Marx described the German situation as one in which the only answer to particular problems was the universal solution: global revolution. This is a succinct expression of the difference between a reformist and a revolutionary period: in a reformist period, global revolution remains a dream which, if it does anything, merely lends weight to attempts to change things locally;
In 1945, Alexandre Kojève, a philosopher who was also a high-level French civil servant, wrote an essay called The Latin Empire: Outline of a doctrine for French policy. This essay [in fact a memo to the head of the Provisional Government, General Charles de Gaulle] is so topical that it is still of great interest today. Showing amazing foresight, Kojève maintained that Germany would soon become E
Imagine a scene from a dystopian movie that depicts our society in the near future. Uniformed guards patrol half-empty downtown streets at night, on the prowl for immigrants, criminals and vagrants. Those they find are brutalised. What seems like a fanciful Hollywood image is a reality in today’s Greece. At night, black-shirted vigilantes from the Holocaust-denying neo-fascist Golden Dawn movement
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