But we sometimes have to recognize that there's a societal cost to having government do so much because we take that potential productive factor out.
Normally, we would regard that sort of inequality in moral standing as entirely unacceptable; but it is because we take that moral unacceptability for granted that we are predisposed to accept that rights to participatory goods—or, indeed, rights to public goods as public goods—must be group rights.
It was only because of the curves we took that I supposed we must be coming into hill country.
"We took that decision because we need time to step back and re-charge, if only to come back the next day with big smiles and a warm greeting," says Clarke.
We took that responsibility because it was vital Froomey was well positioned, and then unfortunately the crash came soon after that".
We took that road because it is widely considered the most beautiful drive in Alaska, skirting a half-dozen glaciers, the most spectacular of which is Childs Glacier.
"We took that out because they deserved the real estate, and we didn't need it," Alonzo told me as she showed me around what is always referred to as the "neighborhood" — a semantic adjustment meant to signal that Beatitudes is a place where residents live, rather than an institution where they are confined.
"If someone feels they are targeted because of who they are, we take that very seriously".
