The growth of ethical rot in failed civilizations has always been fertilized by quitters. Continue reading →
Filed under Citizenship, Daily Life, Journalism & Media, Race, Sports, U.S. Society
Tagged as apathy, Barry Bonds, baseball, Brian Cushing, cheating, child labor laws, Clarence Darrow, consumerism, courage, cowardice, culture, cycling, doping, drug legalization, environmentalism, ethics, fairness, honesty, John Adams, justice, justice system, Lance Armstrong, Mark McGwire, Martin Luther King, N.F.L., Paul Daugherty, performance-enhancing drugs, polution, racism, Ralph Nader, recreational drugs, Samuel Gompers, slavery, society, Susan B. Anthony, unions, William Lloyd Garrison, women's rights
Glenn Beck owed Teddy Roosevelt a little respect. Continue reading →
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Tagged as "Plan Nine From Outer Space", "Tea Party" movement, American labor movement, Aristotle, Benjamin Franklin, Charles Lindbergh, child labor laws, Conservative Political Action Conference, Ed Wood, ethics, fairness, Glenn Beck, honesty, humility, Jim Crow, John Ford, Mozart, New Nationalism Speech, perspective, President Theodore Roosevelt, respect, Robert E. Lee, socialism, Thomas Edison, Thomas Jefferson
What can you say about something called “The Learning Channel” that has a flat learning curve? It has recruited yet another family to exploit and destroy. Continue reading →
