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Does the welfare state destroy the family?

By Caleb | July 16, 2007

My good friend and Cardiff University’s friendly neighbourhood demagogue Swithun has started a blog, The Eclectic Rambler. He can be a bit wordy, but I’m sure it will prove to be interesting because Swithun both has real conviction about what he believes, and opinions on just about everything. While I often disagree with him, it’s […]

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged culture, family, politics, welfare state | 1 Comment
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