Tag Archives: civic duties

February 2, 2011

Planned Parenthood Gets The ACORN Treatment

Taking its inspiration from James O’Keefe’s infamous ACORN stunt, and anti-abortion group called Live Action videotaped actors as they asked Planned Parenthood staff at a New Jersey clinic for advice while disguised as a pimp and one of his prostitutes. The episode raises several ethical issues. Continue reading →

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Filed under Health and Medicine, Law & Law Enforcement, Public Service, Philanthropy, Charity, Science & Technology, The Internet, U.S. Society

Tagged as abortion, absolutism, accountability, ACORN, aiding and abetting a crime, anti-abortion activists, citizen stings, civic duties, corruption of a minor, deception, discrimination, disguise, ethics, fairness, fraud, hidden camera TV shows, hidden cameras, James O'Keefe, Live Action, misrepresention, New Jersey, pimps, Planned Parenthood, privacy, prostitutes, prostitution, responsibility, statutory rape, The Golden Rule, Utilitarianism, YouTube

November 30, 2009

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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Filed under Ethics Dunces, Government & Politics

Tagged as Citizenship, civic duties, Colorado, Crested Butte, democracy, elections, Phoebe Wilson, respect, Roland Mason

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Planned Parenthood Gets The ACORN Treatment

Ethics Dunces: Roland Mason and Phoebe Wilson

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