“Ick Factor” At Its Worst: No, The Bystander Who Took The Video Of Walter Scott’s Shooting Isn’t “Cashing In”
This is too often the level of critical thought possessed by those who bring us the news.
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The Biden Supreme Court Pick Ethics Train Wreck
Wow, that was fast. This episode has turned into an ethics train wreck with record speed. Some ethics train wrecks slow down and stop after a few months; other roll on seemingly forever. The Trayvon Martin-George Zimmerman Ethics Train Wreck, which has included directly-related wrecks like the Ferguson Ethics Train Wreck and the George Floyd … Continue reading The Biden Supreme Court Pick Ethics Train Wreck
It’s A Great Stupid Mystery: Why Are Minority Drivers Getting More Tickets From Red Light And Speeding Cameras In Chicago?
What could it be?
July 3: Pickett’s Charge, Custer’s First Stand, Ethics And Leadership
I am re-posting that July 3 Gettysburg essay as well as the one I attached to it, but with several substantive additions.
Comment Of The Day: “The Classical Music Critic Of The New York Times Thinks That Symphony Orchestras Should Choose Members According To Race, Gender, And ‘Other Factors’ That Have Nothing To Do With Music”
“The assertion that at least considering what he’s saying will automatically make orchestras “worse” is cheap and unsupportable and elides other issues that classical music needs to address to grow its market.”
The Classical Music Critic Of The New York Times Thinks That Symphony Orchestras Should Choose Members According To Race, Gender, And “Other Factors” That Have Nothing To Do With Music
Seldom has the clip from “Murder by Death” been more appropriate..
Third Of July Ethics Concert, 2020, Part 1: Pickett’s Charge, Custer’s First Stand, And More
July 3 is famous for one reason, but it’s a reason with a lot of ethics and history attached.
It’s Time To Play The Exciting Game Show, “Pick Your Autopsy!”
Reducing what are supposed to be objective, unbiased medical opinions into partisan, manipulated positions aimed at seeking a particular legal result renders them useless.
Ick Or Ethics? The Nauseating Social Media Meme
Ack, gag, barf, yecch.
Proposition: Nike Should Fire Colin Kaepernick And Be Severely Punished by Consumers For Promoting This Hateful Idiot As A Hero And Role Model
My son rents an apartment from us, and I love him dearly, but if I saw him in Nike shoes, he would be given the choice of surrendering them, or moving out.
Ethics Alarms 