Monthly Archives: November 2011
Unethical Website of the Month: “Occupy Black Friday” Facebook Page
I have believed from the very beginning of the Occupy Wall Street movement that it is likely to end very badly. The blatantly unethical “Stop Black Friday” website confirms that belief. Continue reading
An Ethical Holiday
Let’s have a good Thanksgiving, okay? Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Family, U.S. Society
A Pre-Thanksgiving Day Ethics Quiz: Young vs. Brinkley
It’s The Professor vs. The Congressman! Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Education, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics
Ethical Quote of the Month: Newt Gingrich
Newt does good. Continue reading
Margaret Ann Haring Would Have Sent Elliot To Guantanamo Bay
A teacher calls the police when a young girl impulsively kisses a classmate. What’s happening to us? Continue reading
Now THIS Really IS a Frivolous Lawsuit…
A Truther Law suit accomplished the near impossible—it got its attorneys fined for being frivolous, Continue reading
Filed under Law & Law Enforcement, Professions
The Pepper Spray Chronicles: So What’s the Ethical Way to Remove Protesters?
Pepper spray ethics. Continue reading
Filed under Government & Politics, Law & Law Enforcement
Can’t Someone Be Appreciated for Being NICE Anymore? Even Michele Bachmann?
A scandal: Michele Bachmann pours water for…MEN!!! Continue reading
November 22, 1963—The Dawn of American Distrust
November 22, 1963 began the trip that finds us where we are today. Let’s go some place else. Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Government & Politics, History, Leadership, U.S. Society
