charity and philanthropy can replace public services so the idea that david cameron's of idea of the big society with a lunch for pay and charity can and should replace social services and public services is a nonsense really because what we're doing is rather than people getting treated fairly as human beings and individuals you know for their needs what is happening is we're going people that have no connection to working class people deciding what they need or what they should be able to have access to and things like sports trauma the arts you know even politics in school as well these are seen as not important not necessary and so therefore the levels of working class people that are coming out of working class communities are engaging in small or the arts is diminishing and i think one of the things that one of the ways that we can start to think about that as well is the the way. footballers are treated. and i think over the last few weeks with the world caught you know again this is surfaced what happens when working class people do get into the higher end of sports and they do start get

what it really is is david cameron's big society in practice and this is a symptom of. a good side to british civic society well we be delighted to invite down some of the projects we work with so that he can talk to the volunteers and talk to families and understand really what it's like in a practical sense for those families during school holidays and we'd be delighted to talk to them but there's issues and just very briefly your next project are you working on fuel poverty obviously or don't think about winter as well as rural poverty as opposed to urban yes so one of the projects we're launching at the moment is in cornwall which is obviously an area of you know it's a delayed holiday destination specially this time of year but once the holiday season finishes there's a lot of hardship during the winter so we're raising money for an emergency fuel bank which will be located in one of the food the food banks and alongside an emergency food parcel families will be given a voucher to top up their gas or electricity meter because what we've seen in previous years is pe

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million children the food banks are uplifting the world what it really is is they would cameron's big society in practice and this is a symptom of. a good side to british civic society well we be delighted to invite down some of the projects we work with so that he can talk to the volunteers and talk to families and understand really what it's like in a practical sense for those families during school holidays and we'd be delighted to talk to them but there's a she's just very briefly your next project you're working on fuel poverty obviously or don't think about winter as well as rural poverty as opposed to open yes so one of the projects we're launching at the moment is in cornwall which is obviously an area of you know it's a delayed holiday destination specially this time of year but once the holiday season finishes there's a lot of hardship during the winter so we're raising money for an emergency fuel bank which will be located in one of the food the food banks and alongside an emergency food parcel families will be given a voucher to top up their gas or electricity meter because what w

a big part of my argument is the importance of civil society, family and mediating and i do not advocate individualism, lockean individualism is a problem, one of my favorite lines, every generation is invaded by barbarians. we call them children and anybody who has had a kid knows fundamentally, and one of the things that defines conservatism and the insight human nature has no history, took a baby from new rachelle, and a viking family, to go ponder the english countryside. if you take viking baby and sent it to new rachelle it would grow up to be an orthodontist. what i mean is babies are not born in the united states, they are born into families. families are the things that primarily, babies come with a lot of factory preset software, there's a wonderful book by paul bloom at yale called just babies where he surveys the neuroscience on how much software babies are born with and it is amazing. babies cry from a shockingly early age with an accent. french babies have a french cry, russian babies have a russian cry, russian babies, english language babies will be attracted to the engli

opposed to is a survey of the on how well in terms of a chubby percentage for one they it's quite a big society so it's quite difficult a man old bisexual man to access health services is very. can quite strict laws harsh laws against sex workers and again on to the to keep population and against intravenous drug users or isn't working to support the people who are most likely to require a massive huge problem a bigger problem is that they're not treating people a lot of people in russia or not getting hold of the treatment which is about now they effect and the treatment also stops people passing the bar so on to what russia has done for its policies is that you create the perfect environment for each of you to flourish. matthew hutson executive director of aids map an asia only information web site thank you very much for your thoughts thank you know when the moon rises to man in retreat much of the what's the longest talking lunar eclipse of the twenty first century the dhoti face when the moon has no direct light from the sun will last a one all forty two minutes and fifty seven seconds tha

then he attacks the immigration in these big societies that take in immigrants. he has gone directly after the democratic leaders of europe. at the same time, and you can't help noticing this, he never criticizes personally or politically xi jinping, kim jong-un, vlad mer putimir putin. as someone who was an ambassador to the nato alliance, he is weakening the alliance and driving a wedge between the united states and the democratic leaders. our best friends in the world. i think this trip has been a seminole trip. it's revealed a lot about how he thinks about american power. it is disturbing. he is doing a lot of damage to the united states. >> in fact, the way he put it, and i know you heard him, ambassador, was that in the united states, we have pure stupidity going on, because he likes to get along with china and russia. how does this set the stage for monday, when he is going to be in helsinki with vladimir putin? >> i think the white house has an optical problem. he has now criticized, directly, our best friends. if he embraces putin, or isn't equally as to

publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backward into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not they really think to show the world and they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and brought back to shore for processing d.n.a. sampling has since shown the whale was in fact a rare hybrid between a fin whale which icelandic whalers do have a quota and the ben and blue whale kristen loves him he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith. way is working for us they've been doing it for decades and to be. and when being approached. in which. they went after news one i think. it is no question in my mind. nothing else than opinion when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are images of a fin well being legally processed at the whaling station most of t

publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backward into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not they really think to show the world that they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and brought back to shore for processing d.n.a. sampling has since shown the whale was in fact a rare hybrid between a fin well which icelandic whalers do have a quota and the ben and blue whale kristen loves him he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith the way is working for us they have been doing it for decades and to be. here and when be approached. in which. they went after news one i think for one hour there is no question in my mind. nothing else than a fan way when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are images of a fin well being legally processed at the w

society you are in. and that is why sustainability is so important for some industries that have a big impact on society.es are those. francine: did you look at the business case for it, or was that before? francesco: no. it was at that time. i mean, there is obviously a business case. there is no question that the value you share with companies or with people that are living around you, the value you create with them can be much more if it is done in an inclusive and sustainable way. it is an incredible change. and, by the way, this triggers a different line of thinking in a utility, which like we said before, stimulates innovation. it is a retroactive loop that works beautifully. it requires a little change in the mindset of managers. francine: you must have had struggles when you started out? francesco: i did. i did at the beginning. but what we did, we used small examples and built around those examples. a good story, then people bought into them. so it was an example building change like that. it worked like that. francine: when you look at clients, how can you tell the companies that do good for re

do you think about the ethical side of trying to make money with people with aging with a big problem in society. well yeah it is a conflict i would say because it's a social thing it is not how can you measure empathy time into numbers that's difficult of course and on the other hand side it's sometimes necessary but you need to balance that and in this case i said it was good but in other cases like when nasa told me in our. talk she said she wouldn't work in the place where she was before she nearly cried when she said no words for this no words what happened there so i think it's very the differences are quite high between the different homes different nothing holmes. thank you very much for stopping by. so what can we do to make capitalism more caring more responsible one avenue ethical investment if you only buy shares in companies that in here to a strict code of ethics you can rest assured your money is not doing any harm but what about the profits you also want your retirement fund to grow as much as it possibly can don't you and that's the conundrum but it can be solved our corresponde

is, this is one of my big pushes in my current vocation has been civil society and trying to elbow out like we are underneath the basketball and trying to get the rebound, civil society between the person and her government. i'm told you wrote about julia. and the out 2013 problem is on the right if we don't watch ourselves, we will squeeze others as well. we have to relimit government so that civil society can take its rightful place as the center of our community and civil society is a big term. it's family, it's community, it's church, it's everything. the space between ourselves and our government where we live our lives and use our mipeds to practice our vocations and help others and go through the life where we enjoy being human and that is getting crowded out ever so much because of progressivism and the haber -- kind of seeped into our public policy. jonah: are you trying to seduce me, speaker ryan? [laughter] mr. ryan: with relativism, we have challenges to go and relegitimate. the -- we all have our roles we play. for us is relimit government and the agenda we put through is

they are big question society has to answer. >> juan: i have a personal experience here to share, buta young man came for me for a job recognition. i recommended him. he goes to the person i recommended them to, and the person called me several days later and said have you seen this guys twitter and social media accounts? >> dana: did you say i don't even know how? >> greg: [laughs] >> juan: it was like a sewer. this week, one of the milwaukee brewers pictures. when he was a kid, 17 in maryland, making horrible racial comments. somebody digs it up. he is an all star. and it's a big problem. >> greg: everybody is digging up stuff on everybody else. shouldn't we declare amnesty? c7 i think the argument you are making about the political back and forth. >> greg: the political stuff doesn't bother me as much as the scalping. i want to get juan fired by finding something he said. >> juan: the thing is, laying like that, to nikki haley's poi, it's not persuasive. to say i am smarter than juan and i had a better comeback. doesn't really persuade anybody? i'm going to change the way i think?

ignorance of how can societies can bring together big example i can ensure we can witness is the work of the french team for example look at french team french team contains a multicultural society france beat another team from a small country in the balkans and all the players in this small team of the country of origin so there is no rule to be taken out of that to meet the multiculturalist that doesn't function is what you have communities living next to each other and not mixing it is very easy for example for asians to. melton and become members of society but we have some some part of the population that refuse it to want to impose their culture in the public space like the slum for example democracy can only be based on respect respect of the art each other culture respect it comes also from form not to fear from other people culture from the other society we import misery we have a social security system which is based on the contribution of everyone and the problem is that the millions that come to europe never participated they never contributed they come with families look

so i think there is a big division within mexican society on this.say, we think he is the hope, they have gone to the polls today and they are marking their ballot papers and they are hoping that this will mean a substantial, significant change in terms of how the country is run and how all of the prosperity in this country is divided. more than 100 firefighters are working in what's being described as "extremely testing conditions" at the scene of a huge moorland fire in lancashire in northern england. on saturday, strong winds led to two fires merging — the result now covers several square kilometres. officials say it could take at least a week to put out the flames. sarah walton reports. it's hot, sweaty work, and there's no end in sight. firefighters have spent a third full day on winter hill, but despite their best efforts, eight square kilometres of moorland are still alight. there's fires in quite an extensive area on two faces of winter hill, so we've got two areas, in the region of about four square kilometres each, so significant fire front

they will be the big capitalist society that isn't a democracy but has control of the world's purse strings>> yes. and when you talked about the made in china 2025 program, they want to dominate those 10, now 11 critical sectors. this really is the future of the global economy and the united states needs to be there because this is just where the u.s. has grown so much in recent years. and china through this made in china 2025 program, which is a world trade organization violation from top to bottom. so clearly the chinese think that they can do it. they have gotten away with it in the previous three administrations. you know hooray for the trump administration saying look we'll not take this anymore. this will hurt us. we have to be very clear about that. but we have to accept this pain now while we can because if we don't, this is going to be a country without an economy that we can be proud of. trish: we're making such a big deal out of china. there are those that wanted tpp back in the day. hillary clinton being one, because the thinking was, that if enough countries can join forces wit

publicize too much is the fact that whales are still killed commercially here which in rage is a big sector of society doing these they are going to steps backwards into the viking times and the whaling nowadays especially well not just in iceland but the whaling in iceland show that people is not doesn't have a low buzz they really think to show the world that they are so it's something of a p.r. disaster when photographs like this appear what is suggested to be a highly endangered and protected blue whale killed and brought back to shore for processing d.n.a. sampling has since shown the whale was in fact a rare hybrid between a fin well which icelandic whale is do have a quota and the ban on blue whale kristen lawson he runs the company that killed the whale says his whale is acted in good faith their way is working for us they've been doing it for decades and the. time here and when being approached him and then when even in which. they went after his one i think for one hour there is no question in my mind. nothing else than a pin way when it was taken but turned out to be a hybrid these are imag

the big problems in society are structural and we all need structural solutions which can be implemented through law whether people like them or not. you don't have to wait for people to become better, more empathetic or self-aware to fix what needs fixing. focusing on emotions could distract us from the work. myself a totally agrees. but loss cannot be enacted or sustained without the hearts and minds of people. in a monarchy that is not the case. all the monarch needs is enough fear for obedience. in a democracy we need love of the good, hope for the future, a determination to confront the corrosive forces of hatred, disgust, and rage which are all fed by fear. the defender is not satisfied and shouldn't be since only assertions have been offered and not arguments or analysis. still you should have a general sense of where my argument is heading. so then there is a further question more fundamental, why should we turn to a philosopher at this time of crisis? what is philosophy and how could it ever help us? philosophy means many things in the historic traditions of the world. it's not

ignorance of how can societies can bring together a big example i can ensure we can witness is that what the french team for example look at french team french team contains a multi-cultural society france beat another team from a small country in the balkans and all the players in this small team of the country of origin so there is no rule to be taken out of that to meet the multiculturalist that doesn't function is what you have communities living next to each other and not mixing it is very easy for example for asians to. melton and become members of society but we have some some part of the population that refuse it to want to impose their culture in the public space like islam for example democracy can only be based on respect respect or for that are each other culture respect it comes also from form not to fear from other people culture from the other society we import misery we have a social security system which is based on the contribution of everyone and the problem is that the millions that come to europe never participated they never contributed they come with families look

surely the big problems in society are structural, and we all need structural solutions which can be implemented through law whether people like them or not. we don't have to wait for people to become better or more empathetic or more self-aware in order to fix the things that need fixing. oakesing on emotions could even distract us from the work that needs going. i totally agree that structures and laws are crucial. i have views about that issue which emerge in the book, but laws can't be enacts or sustains without hearts and minds of people. inar a democracy we need much more; love of the good, hope for the future, a determination to confront the corrosive forces of hatred, disgust and rage which are all, i claim, med by fear. well,, the, of course, isn't satisfied, and he couldn't shouldn't be since only assertions have been offered so far and -- by now, dee should have a general especially sense of where my generation was heading, why should we turn to as philosopher at this time of crisis? what is philosophy? and how could it ever help us? philosophy meansns many differet things

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