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| − | + | Either the opposite of [[victimless crime]] ([[:Category:Victimless crimes]]): Actions that harm others, actively or negligently supported or allowed by authority, usually the state. See [[:Category:Extrajudicial]]<br> | |
| − | [[Category:Crimes]][[Category:Ethical analysis]][[Category:Ethical consistency]][[Category:Ethical scale]][[Category:Inequality]][[Category:Institutions]][[Category:Mainstream]][[Category:Injustice]][[Category:Victimless crimes]] | + | Or [[revolutionary]] victimless actions that the state allows or cannot stop<br> |
| + | [[Category:Crimes]][[Category:Ethical analysis]][[Category:Ethical consistency]][[Category:Ethical scale]][[Category:Extrajudicial]][[Category:Inequality]][[Category:Institutions]][[Category:Mainstream]][[Category:Injustice]][[Category:Victimless crimes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:16, 5 July 2012
Either the opposite of victimless crime (Category:Victimless crimes): Actions that harm others, actively or negligently supported or allowed by authority, usually the state. See Category:Extrajudicial
Or revolutionary victimless actions that the state allows or cannot stop
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
