Six days from now, with polls showing King and Reynolds both locked in close races, let's hope a defeated Reynolds will be one of the Republicans with plenty of free time to consider her complicity in King's shameless and hateful ways.
For years, Israel has sought to isolate Iran internationally as part of an effort to pressure the Iranians over their disputed nuclear program and to call attention to what the Israeli government considers Iranian complicity in terrorist attacks around the world, many of them aimed at Israeli targets.
The attention that this very public shooting has drawn should lead us to consider our own complicity.
We can, essentially, escape the torture chamber and never consider again our own complicity, the pleasure we took in their bad behavior, and in their punishment too.
Increasingly, our everyday lives will require us to consider these questions of complicity, the broader consequences of what we choose to consume, read, or create.
It's a story that Irish writers have for the most part ignored but it's not written in defence of the church – indeed, by the end of it, the reader has to consider the narrator's complicity in the events that were taking place before him – but nor is it an outright attack.
But developed nations must also consider the impact of their own complicity in corruption on the continent.
The main complicity arises when attempting to consider irregular geographical distribution and any sources of interference (such as maintaining clusters, bandwidth, CPU, memory, and network traffic).
The idea of complicity is a vexed one when you consider that in the eyes of the law, minors cannot express consent.
Als's words describe the premise that Gone With the Wind enacts: that it is the white and beautiful who must be rooted for, their individual complications considered, their possession of privilege assumed rightful, and their complicity in injustice ignored.
