The horror that Voltaire wanted crushed, cruelty in the name of God and civilization, was a specific and contingent thing.
This is why the leaders of the world have joined together to crush a democracy in the name of democracy.
You can crush trade unions in the name of labour market flexibility or try participative colbertism: investment fails to respond in either case.
He is the leader of Efrafa, an oppressed, overcrowded warren which he runs along the lines of a Stasi state, crushing political dissent in the name of security.
Nor will it be surprising when either the haves crush the have-nots in the name of you get what you pay for, or the Presidential Coalition for Athletics Reform tames some of its outrage when the price is right.
The footage clearly shows shoppers -- including several children -- being manhandling, crushed, and even possibly assaulted in the name of cheap deals.
Michigan's state-appointed emergency managers do have authority to set aside union contracts, giving the state, in the eyes of some, the opportunity to crush any local union deals in the name of budget repair.
Speculation by sophisticated investors and financiers is hardly unprecedented: big names in business were crushed in the 1920's, too.
Antigovernment riots in the name of Islam were crushed.
