Category Archives: Humor and Satire
Rush’s Apology, His Power, and His Responsibility
I sympathize—a little—but it’s strict liability for Rush Limbaugh. His ethics alarms were rusty. Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “Charles M. Blow’s Anti-Mormon Tweet, Chapter 2…”
Michael’s Comment enlightens us about the mainstream media’s hierarchy Continue reading
Albert Pujols, Stan the Man, and the Shameless Jeremy Lin Censors
Good: Albert Pujols standing up for an elderly hero. Bad: The Asian American Journalists Association, ordering us what to say. Continue reading
NOT Unethical Website of the Month: “All Dead Mormons Are Now Gay”
Making dead Mormons “gay for eternity.” Well played, whoever you are. Continue reading
Filed under Gender and Sex, Humor and Satire, Religion and Philosophy, The Internet
Ethics Dunce and All-Time Most Unethical Group With “Ethics” In Its Name: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
There they go again. Continue reading
America Is Severely Confused About Domestic Abuse
There are some things that need to join slavery, rape, racism and child abuse as things that we no longer joke about, and I nominate spousal abuse for membership in the club. Continue reading
BREAKING NEWS: Whales Aren’t Slaves! PETA Shocked!
Whales aren’t slaves? Who knew? Continue reading
Filed under Animals, Arts & Entertainment, Bioethics, Humor and Satire, U.S. Society
Stephen Colbert’s Comedy Terrorism
Colbert King scores Stephen Colbert for a serious ethical breach that I carelessly overlooked. Continue reading
Ethics Dunce: George Stephanopoulos
Bulletin: George is no Bud Abbott.Now somebody tell George. Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “Ethics Dunce: Monica Bova
Mining the black humor in Monica Bova’s callousness… Continue reading →
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