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Sending Teenagers To Prison Forever
It is inherently unfair and unjust not to leave at least the possibility of reform and redemption when an individual has committed a heinous crime before he was an adult. Continue reading →
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Ethics Challenge: Two Mothers, Young Love and Deception
A friend with a teenaged daughter has an ethical problem to solve. Did I give her the right advice? Continue reading →
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Comment of the Day: “Two Mothers, Young Love and Deception”
Lianne Best, who writes a weekly newspaper column about the challenges of a working wife and mother, weighs in with the alternative point of view regarding my post about a friend's handling of her...
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The Washington Post’s Teenage Romney Smear Job
Now the mainstream media is examining teenage misconduct to smear presidential candidates. How low can they go? Continue reading →
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The Romney “Pranks” Smear and Fairness Blindness
Fiarness alarms are failing over the Mitt Romney prep school story. Continue reading →
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Ethics Dunce Déjà Vu: Drew Curtis’s Fark
There you go again, Fark: Encouraging rape. Continue reading →
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Cover Art Ethics: Sexism, “Rape Culture” or Just Marketing
If you had asked me thirty-five years ago whether we would still be debating what is the appropriate and ethical use of women as sex symbols in non-sex trade publications today, I would have answered,...
View ArticleEthics Observations On The Florida Teens And The Drowning Man
Five teens taunted a man as he was dying. And...?
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"I recently had to explain to a friend that photographing and posting an event to his other, far-away, friends was impacting his attention to me, and I didn’t care for it. "
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The only record worth keeping — and one which has begun slipping away in spite of being continually filled — is the one of the mind.
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