Category Archives: Arts & Entertainment

The Fojol Bros., Innocent of Racism, Political Correctness Victims

Allow the Art Viscarras of the world to drive the Fujol Bros. into bankruptcy using their trumped up theories of imaginary offense, and the next targets will be drag shows, anyone singing “That’s Amore!” who isn’t Italian, “Dorf on Golf” and toga parties. Continue reading

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Anderson Cooper vs. “Human Barbie”: A Double-cross Masquerading As Integrity

Anderson Cooper was no hero after all. Continue reading

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Hurray for the “O!” in “The Star Spangled Banner,” And The Man Who Put It There

A sportswriter is offended by a tradition from Baltimore. He doesn’t know what he’s talking about. Continue reading

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“Pow Wow Chow” Follow-Up: My Breitbart Interview On Harvard and Professor Plagiarism

Prompted by my post about Elizabeth Warren’s contributions to a “Native American cookbook,” Breitbart interviewed me regarding Harvard University and what it should do about plagiarizing professors. Continue reading

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Chris Matthews Gets A Lesson On The Golden Rule

Another expert felled by Jeopardy! Continue reading

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Ethical If We Want It To Be: NBA Flopping and Fooling the Ref

Gamesmanship or cheating? It’s a matter of culture. Continue reading

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Time and Newsweek: Reaching The Dregs, and Ethics Be Damned

The question now is: how much lower can Time and Newsweek sink before they are put out of their, or our, misery? Continue reading

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Ethics Dunce: Sportswriter Jason Reid

You know Jason, there is no purpose in asking yourself uncomfortable questions if you are going to ignore the answers. Continue reading

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The Case of the Sexy Six-Year-Old

Another “no-tolerance” school fiasco Continue reading

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“Show Boat” Ethics: Defining Deceit

A famous scene from the musical “Show Boat” illustrates why deceit is lying, and also an ethical use of it. Continue reading

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