Tag Archives: Citizenship
Citizenship, Ignorance, and The Star Spangled Banner
Before you protest the National Anthem, you need to learn what it means. Continue reading
Cool It
The tag team effort by the Republicans and Democrats to unravel American unity has got to stop. Continue reading
“The Ethicist” vs. Citizenship
The Ethicist thinks good citizenship is unfair to thieves. Honest! Continue reading
The Damage of Health Care Reform “By Any Means Necessary”
It doesn’t matter now whether the health care bill is good or bad, passed or not. The means to pursue it has already harmed America. Continue reading
Unethical Website, the Sequel
The Special Olympics now has a censorship tool online! Continue reading
Intolerance vs. the Constitution in Ashville, N.C.
Will religious zealots ever comprehend that using unethical methods drives people away from religion, rather than towards it?
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Tiger Woods Ethics, Part II: Yes. It Matters
Doing the right thing is important. It matters in the context of creating and maintaining a good and functional society. When someone as prominent and popular as Tiger Woods violates such vital societal values, we cannot just shrug it away, as Post columnist Michael Wilbon does. Continue reading
Ethics Dunce: Marc Levin
Talking over a speech and ridiculing it while the President is talking, even while watching in one’s own home, is disrespectful and unfair. Doing so over the radio is indefensible. Continue reading
Ethics Dunces: Roland Mason and Phoebe Wilson
The moral of this story is that something can be whimsical, charming, funny, creative and effective, and still be wrong. Continue reading
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