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Sunday Ethics Round-Up: Cynical Fines, Drunk Norwegians, Lazy Newsmen and...
Some short takes on non-English speaking drunk drivers, Bob Shieffer's vacation, Goldman Sachs' lucky deal, and misplaced pity in the Little League. Continue reading →
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The Folly of Sacrificing Integrity to Kindness in Competitions
Not only may a momentary waiver of integrity for what seems like an admirable cause permanently render a competition and the honor of winning it meaningless, it well may inspire the well-meaning and...
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Ethics Quote Of The Day: Lou Gehrig, July 4, 1939
74 years ago, baseball great Lou Gehrig rose above his own tragedy, by refusing to see it as one. Continue reading →
View ArticleThe Darryl Glenn Affair: The Republican Candidate For U.S. Senator In...
I have to hand it to Darryl Glenn, GOP candidate for the Senate in Colorado. This is right up there with the Checkers speech.
View ArticleThe Word For The Notes On Hillary Clinton’s FBI Interview—And Everything...
Pathetic is the word that constantly came to mind and heart as I explored the FBI's notes regarding Hillary Clinton's decisive interview with the FBI.
View ArticleLet Us Not Allow Pity And Compassion To Obscure The Ethics Lesson Of The Otto...
Otto Warmbier paid a terrible price for his recklessness, but that fact shouldn't stop society from gleaning the same lesson from this tragedy as it would if Otto had returned hale and hardy, with...
View ArticleAfternoon Ethics Notes, 12/17/2019: Miller, Hillary and the Duke [CORRECTED]
Satisfaction, pity, and nausea
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