Tag Archives: ethics
Ethics Hero: Pastor Thomas Keinath
Some people are so good they make us feel inherently unethical. Like this guy. Continue reading
The Most Ethical President
Who was the most ethical President? The first one, I think. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Citizenship, Government & Politics, History, Leadership, Quotes
Ethics Incoherence From Sir Paul
Paul makes a statement about drugs. If only we could tell what it was. Continue reading
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Family, Health and Medicine, Popular Culture
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
Ethics Quiz: The Strange Case of Mitt Romney and the Posthumous Jewish Baptisms
Oh NO! Mormons are sending famous Jews to heaven without their consent!!! This looks like a job for…Mitt Romney??? Continue reading
Comment of the Day: “‘Who Ya Gonna Call?’” Paranormal Ethics, and the Irony of Same”
Paranormal phenomena is nonsense, and thus ethical standards for it are an oxymoron. Unless, of course, I’m wrong. Continue reading
Teacher Alert: Students Are Not Your Trained Monkeys!
More unethical indoctrination by school teachers—for money, naturally. Continue reading
Filed under Education, Government & Politics
The Tragedy of the Poles
Polarization is the antithesis of ethics. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Citizenship, Government & Politics, Leadership, U.S. Society
Photography Ethics on Trial
The charge: Unethical photo-manipulation Continue reading
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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