This may make us few friends among what the 'left' has degenerated into, but tough luck. Thirdly, we should make it as uncomfortable as possible for the flakes in our own groups to justify and even laud any anti-social behaviour, sexual or otherwise. We let one of these people in the front door, and five hundred people will leave by the back door. Finally we should accept that the general population might just be right. If they don't want certain dangerous people around we shouldn ' t be so mindlessly liberal as to imagine that we can 'cutesy' nasty people out of their nastiness.
Anarchism has a lot of hard questions to answer.
They can't be brushed under the carpet with appeals to rhetoric and social liberalism. Pat Murtagh Dear Freedom, Alan Grant wonders why Amorey Gethin's proposals regarding child abuse find an outlet in Freedom. Mr Gethin's proposals are well intentioned, and worthy of more serious consideration. If not, his sweeping claim must be treated with due caution. No sensational headlines here, I'm afraid.