Tag Archives: fairness
NOT Unethical Website of the Month: “All Dead Mormons Are Now Gay”
Making dead Mormons “gay for eternity.” Well played, whoever you are. Continue reading
Filed under Gender and Sex, Humor and Satire, Religion and Philosophy, The Internet
Cleavage Ettiquette
The husband of the President of Finland is being widely ridiculed in the news media after being caught by a journalist’s camera as he plainly ogled the cleavage of Princess Mary of Denmark and was seemingly caught in the act … Continue reading
The Girl Scouts, the Loyal Wife, and “Wisconsin Sickness”
Would you be comfortable with your daughter’s Girl Scout troop leader being married to someone obsessed with serial killers? A weird Wisconsin dilemma… Continue reading
“King Lear” in Connecticutt
The Kantorowski family is re-enacting “King Lear” in real life in Connecticut. Continue reading
Filed under Family, Law & Law Enforcement
Gotcha Nation
Every stupid mistake is not worth going crazy about. Proportion! Proportion! Continue reading
Filed under U.S. Society, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Education
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
Our Incompetent Broadcast News Media: A Frustrating Morning With Soledad O’Brien
The incompetence and bias of the broadcast media is doing its part tyo send the US down the path of Greece. Exhibit A: CNN’s Soledad O’Brien. Continue reading
Filed under Around the World, Finance, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media
Greedo Ethics
Would Han Solo be a cold-blooded killer if he shot Greedo first? George Lucas thinks so. 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
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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