Category Archives: Comment of the Day
Comment of the Day: “Unethical Quote of the Week: Roxanne Dunbar Ortiz”
What’s wrong with a 1 per center masquerading as one of “the 99%”? Continue reading
Filed under Character, Comment of the Day, Daily Life, Government & Politics
Comment of the Day: Ethics Blindness at Joe Pa’s Memorial Service
The Comment of the Day raises issues of wahlberging, obliviousness and willful blindness, and how they apply to the legacy of Joe Paterno. Continue reading
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Comment of the Day: “Ethics Dunce: Monica Bova
Mining the black humor in Monica Bova’s callousness… Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “The Darkness of the Right, Pissing Away American Values”
In this entertaining Comment of the Day, Haddit (who, I gather, has “haddit” with all this ethics talk) gives a bravura performance of exactly where ethics-free thinking will get you in this and other war-related issues. Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “The Priorities of U.S. Higher Education Defy Understanding”
Michael tries to help us understand why thge University of Maryland is spending millions on a mansion. Continue reading
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Comment of the Day: “Ethics Quiz: The Case of the Fake But Accurate Social Security Card”
A thoughtful take on the fake Social Security card hypothetical, and related issues. Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “Distracted Driving, Pot, and “The Great Debate””
A Comment of the Day from the Great Debate on “The Great Debate.” Continue reading
Incompetent Elected Official of the Month: California State Senator Ted Lieu
California state senator Ted Lieu is angry that Lowe’s is bending to one boycott threat, so his solution is to threaten it with another one. Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “The Compassion Bullies Strike Again!”
I left the slippery slope angle out of the Compassion Bullies post, but the Ethics Alarms commenter Mike Martin is on the case. Continue reading
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Comment of the Day: “The Legal Profession’s Muddled Standard For ‘Fitness To Practice’”
The Comment of the Day takes on the enforcement of medical ethics… Continue reading →
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