It appears the moral communitarians in England are not up for a rigorous public debate over their "charitable" activities in the UK.
Free people must remain free to criticize governments and it is essential they are able to produce evidence to support their criticism. Common Purpose trains government "leaders" in global communitarian leadership. But like Etzioni's communitarian programs in the U.S., public disclosure of these programs and the ideology behind the training is suppressed, and open public debate over the validity or legality of these programs is rare. Common Purpose seeks to make it even rarer.
Free people must remain free to criticize governments and it is essential they are able to produce evidence to support their criticism. Common Purpose trains government "leaders" in global communitarian leadership. But like Etzioni's communitarian programs in the U.S., public disclosure of these programs and the ideology behind the training is suppressed, and open public debate over the validity or legality of these programs is rare. Common Purpose seeks to make it even rarer.
