Category Archives: Animals
Incompetent Elected Official of the Month: Indiana State Senator Dennis Kruse
The Senator thinks that evolution is a “Johnny come lately” theory. Continue reading
The Runway and The Snowy Owl: An Ethics Conflict Tale
A snowy owl decided to go to Hawaii for Thanksgiving. Continue reading
Filed under Animals, Government & Politics, Professions
Now THIS Is Professional Misconduct!
Is this acceptible professional conduct with a patient? Nay! Continue reading
Filed under Animals, Health and Medicine, Law & Law Enforcement, Professions
Poll: 84% Don’t Have a Clue What “Ethical” Means
If asked whether cloning a pet is unethical, your proper response is, “What a stupid question!” Continue reading
Filed under Animals, Bioethics, Religion and Philosophy, Science & Technology, The Internet
Now THIS Is An Offensive Team Name
Naming a team after a serial killer is an insult to his victims. Continue reading
Slaves, Whales, Humphrey the Hippo, and Captive Animal Ethics
PETA’s lawsuit is an embarrassment, but the ethical issue of captive wild animals is a serious one. Continue reading
My 15 Hollywood Cures For A Paterno-Penn State-Sandusky Hangover, Part 2
The second half of the fifteen ethics movies I’m using to recharge the batteries drained by Joe Paterno. Continue reading
Affronts to Animal Dignity
Is it unethical to watch a monkey ride a dog? Without spurs, of course. Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “Slaves, Whales, Humphrey the Hippo, and Captive Animal Ethics”
The Comment of the Day touches on a rich theme: the obligation of issue advocates not to undermine the credibility of an important ethical argument by associating it with unfair, irresponsible or dishonest tactics. Continue reading →
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Filed under Animals, Business & Commercial, Comment of the Day, Law & Law Enforcement
Tagged as constitutional law, cruelty to animals, killer whales, legal ethics, PETA, Sea World, slavery, Thirteenth Amendment