Nothing Left to Lose
An Impolite Report on the State of Freedom in Canada
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Word Count
57,500 words, Guess
Page Count
230 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-139781989555286
- ISBN-101989555284
- Better World Books9781989555286
- Open LibraryOL40080673M
Description
"Few things are more precious in a democratic society than individual freedom, and few things are easier to take for granted. In this timely, provocative essay, Philip Slayton argues that Canada, in ways large and small, is frittering away the liberties on which a free and open society depends. We give too much power to our politicians and unelected judges. We paper over our divisions and stifle voices that challenge conventional wisdom. We tolerate inaction on the most pressing issues of the day. It is time, writes Slayton, for Canadians to throw off their self-imposed chains, to stand up and fight for what we believe in before we lose our ability to do so—a prospect, he warns, that is far more likely than we realize."--
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