Tag Archives: fairness

The Significance of Obama and “Choom”

So, conservatives: explain to me why Obama’s pot-smoking youth is any more fair game than Romney’s jerkism at prep school. Continue reading

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Teaching Racial Distrust in D.C.: “Trayvon Martin Day”

And the Trayvon Martin Ethics Train Wreck goes on. Continue reading

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Integrity Check For Obama Supporters: Is This Really How You Want The Campaign To Go?

“Steel”, the much-discussed Obama anti-Bain ad, is unequivocally deceptive. Is this OK with Obama supporters? Continue reading

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Filed under Business & Commercial, Character, Finance, Government & Politics, Leadership

Ethics Alarms Lubricant 2: Ken at Popehat on Integrity and Free Speech

An epidemic of integrity would begin to solve many of our nation’s serious problems, and defending free speech is an excellent place to start one. Continue reading

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Anderson Cooper vs. “Human Barbie”: A Double-cross Masquerading As Integrity

Anderson Cooper was no hero after all. Continue reading

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Insidious Bias: CNN’s “Question of the Day”

OK, I really mean it this time: no more Carol Costello! Continue reading

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Now THIS Is An Unethical Lawsuit (And a Bonus Ethics Quiz!)

Bad case, terrible accident, unethical theory, unforgivable quiz. Continue reading

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Racism, the Media, and Reverend Wright Distortions

No, the Rev. Wright issue is not racist, Just pointless. Continue reading

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When Unethical Approaches Evil: The Clarence Aaron Pardon Fiasco

To fail to do justice to Clarance Aaron was unethical and I think being unethical when the stakes are so high comes very close to evil. Continue reading

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Trayvon Martin-George Zimmerman Ethics Train Wreck Update: An Integrity Test For The Lynch Mob

OK Al, Spike, Maxine…what do you have to say now? Continue reading

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