Category Archives: Citizenship
The Lenahan Effect Meets The Streisand Effect
A law firm tries to punish an online critic Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Citizenship, Law & Law Enforcement, The Internet
Where Should The Alarms Sound For THIS?
Watch this student’s video, and weep. Well, after you finish laughing. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Character, Citizenship, Education, Family, Government & Politics, History
Don Cornelius, Suicide…and Ethics Hero?
If the current trend does not change, then the choice of an older American to end his or her life before it becomes a societal burden will be both rational and heroic, and our attitudes about the ethics of suicide will have to evolve accordingly. Continue reading
The Tragedy of the Poles
Polarization is the antithesis of ethics. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Citizenship, Government & Politics, Leadership, U.S. Society
Let’s Be Clear: Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neal Is A Disgrace, And He Must Resign
Kansas House Speaker Mike O’Neill is a blight on the political landscape. Continue reading
Filed under Citizenship, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics, Leadership
Ethics Dunce: Sen. Rand Paul
A U.S. Senator cannot be an ethical protester. Continue reading
The Corruption Problem
Sure, corporations corrupt the political system. So does that statement. Continue reading
Stephen Colbert’s Comedy Terrorism
Colbert King scores Stephen Colbert for a serious ethical breach that I carelessly overlooked. Continue reading
Occupy Brain Pans
If Occupy the Courts won’t convince the pols and journalists that they made an epic mistake, nothing will. But at least it settles the matter. These people have no idea, none, what they are doing. Continue reading
