Tag Archives: Halloween

November 5, 2011

Ethics Dunces: Jimmy Kimmel and Too Many Sadistic Parents

Jimmy Kimmel told parents to torture their children, and sure enough, they did. Continue reading →

Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Ethics Dunces, Family, Humor and Satire, The Internet, U.S. Society

Tagged as betrayal, child abuse, children, cruelty, Halloween, Jimmy Kimmel, lies, parents, practical jokes, YouTube

October 31, 2011

Five Questions and Answers About The Steven J. Braun Law Firm Halloween Party Outrage

New York Times Joe Nocera is stirring up public outrage because some employees of a law firm involved in questionable foreclosure practices attended the firms 2010 Halloween party dressed as homeless people. Continue reading →

18 Comments

Filed under Etiquette and manners, Humor and Satire, Journalism & Media, Law & Law Enforcement, Professions, U.S. Society, Workplace

Tagged as bad taste, compassion, costumes, dishonesty, foreclosures, Halloween, Joe Nocera, New York Times, political correctness, The Steven J. Braun Law Firm

October 24, 2011

Time For The Government To Say Good-Bye To Religious Holidays

We will have to find other ways to build a cohesive and inclusive American culture, because this fight will tear the culture apart. Continue reading →

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Filed under Around the World, Citizenship, Daily Life, Family, Government & Politics, Popular Culture, Religion and Philosophy, U.S. Society

Tagged as atheists, Christmas, culture, Diwali, Establishment Clause, Halloween, Hindus, holidays, Madeline Murray O'Hair, religious freedom, Somerville, South Brunswick, traditions

November 8, 2010

Halloween Ethics! Facebook Ethics! Political Ethics! Blackface Ethics! It’s Tennessee’s Aunt Jemima Affair, the Ethics Controversy That Has Everything!

This controversy has everything! Halloween ethics! Blackface ethics! Facebook ethics! Political ethics! Syrup ethics! Continue reading →

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Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Citizenship, Daily Life, Etiquette and manners, Government & Politics, History, Leadership, Popular Culture, Professions, Public Service, Philanthropy, Charity, Religion and Philosophy, The Internet, U.S. Society

Tagged as "Holiday Inn", Adolf Hitler, appearance of impropriety, Aunt Jemima, Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Bing Crosby, blackface, competition, costumes, culture, Elvis, ethics, Facebook, Facebook ethics, Fred Armisen, Fred Astaire, Halloween, Halloween ethics, Hitler, ignorance, John the Baptist, judicial ethics, Lawrenec Olivier, minstrel shows, Model Judicial Rules of Conduct, Monica Lewinsky, O.J. Simpson, Osama Bin Laden, Othello, professional ethics, public servants, race relations, racism, Rep. Terri Lynn Weaver, respect, Rev. Wright, Rich Iott, Richard Nixon, Speedy Alka Seltzer, state legislatures, stereotypes, Ted Bundy, Tennesse, trust, trustworthiness

October 31, 2009

UNICEF and the Saint’s Excuse

Halloween’s editorial in the New York Times sings the praises of Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, the initiative born in 1950 to help the work of UNICEF by having children solicit donations in their All Hallowed Eve’s journeys, instead of traditional candy. … Continue reading →

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Filed under Daily Life, Journalism & Media, U.S. Society

Tagged as abuse of power, childhood, children, Clyde Allison, deception, ethics, fairness, Halloween, New York Times, rationalizations, The Saint's Excuse, Trick-or-Treat for UNICEF, UNICEF

Tag Archives: Halloween

Ethics Dunces: Jimmy Kimmel and Too Many Sadistic Parents

Five Questions and Answers About The Steven J. Braun Law Firm Halloween Party Outrage

Time For The Government To Say Good-Bye To Religious Holidays

Halloween Ethics! Facebook Ethics! Political Ethics! Blackface Ethics! It’s Tennessee’s Aunt Jemima Affair, the Ethics Controversy That Has Everything!

UNICEF and the Saint’s Excuse

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