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That is already the case; you never know when you offend anyone these days and get hauled off to court.

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Definitely NO! They are not just ‘national treasures’ they are “humankind treasures”, which transcend changing national boundaries. Many of the countries from which these treasures came from, especially but not only third world counties, do not have the means and often the will to look after them properly or allow them to be studied. Some countries even actively destroy them for pseudo-religious reasons as being pagan. As an archaeologist who has visited many museums around the world I am shocked to see many ‘museums’ as little more than derelict warehouses.

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I agree with sjdeez and particularly like the “cash discount”.

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The woke disease is rife and growing.

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Yes, yes, yes.

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I agree 100% with the majority of the above writers: Corporal punishment is essential for a stable society. I am curious to know what the age of the group referred to in “Ask anyone of a certain age one of the most traumatic episodes of their life in childhood and it was often either being caned or watching someone being caned or strapped.” I have come across a few such people, but too few to determine a specific age range. Being easily ‘traumatised” appears to be a modern problem, as most people in past centuries eagerly watched public floggings and executions without being “traumatised”.

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