New U.K. campaign from Sense About Science, building on widespread outrage over the British Chiropractic Association’s lawsuit against Simon Singh (via Bad Astronomy; earlier).
Chronicling the high cost of our legal system
by Walter Olson on June 14, 2009
New U.K. campaign from Sense About Science, building on widespread outrage over the British Chiropractic Association’s lawsuit against Simon Singh (via Bad Astronomy; earlier).
Tagged as: free speech, libel slander and defamation, United Kingdom

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More like, “replace all of Britian’s libel laws with respect for debate.”
Yes, that too. But getting people to focus on one part of the problem is often a good start.
Who needs debate when you have the truth? Surely a gun will serve just as well, or a lawsuit.
Bob
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