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Why do we empathize with villains now? (opens the original)
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Stories once gave us moral clarity. There are heroes and villains in stories, real and fictional, and the difference was plain: villains do evil based on human conditions of greed, jealousy, betrayal, and selfishness; heroes choose good in spite of the evil and brokenness in the world and their own pain. In the age of toxic empathy and no judgment, just affirmation, we’re now getting the villains’ backstories and a world and culture that sympathizes with evil. Moral stories don’t suggest that on
Why do we empathize with villains now? (opens the original)
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Stories once gave us moral clarity. There are heroes and villains in stories, real and fictional, and the difference was plain: villains do evil based on human conditions of greed, jealousy, betrayal, and selfishness; heroes choose good in spite of the evil and brokenness in the world and their own pain. In the age of toxic empathy and no judgment, just affirmation, we’re now getting the villains’ backstories and a world and culture that sympathizes with evil. Moral stories don’t suggest that on
You can't sue a surrogate for refusing to kill your child (opens the original)
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A contract is not a license. Americans believe strongly in freedom of contract, but that freedom has never meant every promise put on paper becomes legally enforceable simply because two parties agreed and signed their names. You cannot contract to commit a crime. You cannot buy another human being or a human organ. You cannot hire someone to murder your enemy and then sue him for breach of contract if he gets cold feet. And no woman should face breach of contract liability because she refused t
You can't sue a surrogate for refusing to kill your child (opens the original)
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A contract is not a license. Americans believe strongly in freedom of contract, but that freedom has never meant every promise put on paper becomes legally enforceable simply because two parties agreed and signed their names. You cannot contract to commit a crime. You cannot buy another human being or a human organ. You cannot hire someone to murder your enemy and then sue him for breach of contract if he gets cold feet. And no woman should face breach of contract liability because she refused t
Mamdani's ICC comment reveals a bigger fight (opens the original)
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently acknowledged what legal experts had been saying all along: he has no authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu under an International Criminal Court (ICC) warrant. But then he made an even more revealing statement. Rather than just conceding the issue, Mamdani called on the federal government to join the ICC and execute the warrant instead. That comment exposes a much larger debate than one involving Israel or Netanyahu. It’s a ques
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