Category Archives: Morality

Freedom of (Multi)choice

Has porn been proved to cause sexual violence, as they claim? No. Does our Bill of Rights enshrine freedom of expression? Yes. And has DStv put systems in place to prevent children from accessing its adult channels? That would be another yes.
Posted in Morality | Tagged Daily Maverick, DSTV, Errol Naidoo, freedom of speech, Multichoice, porn, rights, Taryn Hodgson | Leave a comment

On JZ’s call for a national dialogue on “our moral code”

Why is Zuma suddenly interested in discussing South Africa's "moral code" - is it the transparent attempt at deflection it appears to be? And who should be involved in the discussion?
Also posted in Politics | Tagged Daily Maverick, Jacob Zuma, moral code, Ray McCauley | 1 Comment

Taryn Hodgson’s pornography problem

To approach the complicated problem of pornography from the point of view that Christian values will save us from various social ills is stupendously naive, in that it ignores other data we have suggesting that the religious are no better off in terms of protecting what Hodgson refers to as the "basic building block of society" - the family.
Also posted in Religion | Tagged DSTV, Morality, pornography, rights, science, Taryn Hodgson | 22 Comments

Giving Jacob Zuma the finger

In a disastrous PR week for Jacob Zuma, his commitment to free speech has been called into question by the actions of his security detail, who allegedly abused a UCT student for showing disrespect.
Also posted in Politics | Tagged crimen injuria, Jacob Zuma, police, respect | 8 Comments

Good without god

Progress is rarely easy, especially when it involves overturning centuries-old mistakes - but the difficult things are often the ones most worth doing.
Also posted in Religion | Tagged atheism, god, Morality, Religion | Leave a comment
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