social ethics

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• I Support Same-Sex Marriage. Why Dont You?

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  I cannot imagine another ethical position to take other than supporting our fellow citizens right to marry. To criminalize love, to deny a portion of our society equal rights under the law, simply because of your fears, prejudices, or religious views, is despicable to me.
  11 hours ago

• How To Get Out Of Jury Duty (Ethically)

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  How is it that two days of jury duty can feel like two months in purgatory? Can sitting in a room with nothing to do but read a good book, away from the demands of ones job, the ringing of...
  1 week ago

• Gang Rape after Homecoming: Bystanders Snap Photos

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  "I bet this is a learning incident." This is a quote from West Contra Costa Unified School District spokesman Marin Trujillo, in regards to the gang rape that occurred on school grounds after a homecoming dance. I actually felt chilled as...
  2 weeks ago

• Daylight Savings Time 2009: Why Cant We Keep It All Year Round?

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  First off, no, its not today that you have to change your clocks. This year, we "Fall Back" at 2 AM on Sunday, November 1st. Secondly, Id like to take issue with a whole society adjusting its schedule twice a year.
  2 weeks ago

• Rat Stuck In NYC Sidewalk Creates Quite A Moral Kerfuffle

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  I was reading Gothamist this morning and saw what was, simultaneously, the saddest and most hilarious little human interest piece posted last night: a rat got stuck in a crack in a New York City sidewalk and a reader snapped a photo.
  2 weeks ago

• Yours, Mine, And Ours: How Do We Decide How To Spend Marital Assets?

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  Like most couples, my husband and I have limited funds. Deciding how to spend them can be a source of tension, to put it delicately. Last night, my husband and I had one of our "delicate" moments. My husband wanted to take a class at the local college. I wanted to repaint the apartment. To do either one would put off ...
  3 weeks ago

• Falcon Heene: The Boy Who Cried Balloon?

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  Questions are being raised about the Heene family. Apparently, theyre known for their showmanship, publicity seeking, and have appeared on reality shows more than once. Is Balloon Boy a hoax? Was this all a publicity stunt? Falcon Heenes CNN comments leave one questioning.
  3 weeks ago

• Does Courtesy Fall By The Wayside During A Stressful Day?

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  Short answer? For me, yes. And apparently, so does bloggery. Id like to apologize for being light on the ethical pondering the last couple days, folks. Its been a heckuva week at work, and Ive been so swamped Im literally...
  3 weeks ago

• Should We Vaccinate Health Care Workers For Swine Flu Whether They Like It Or Not?

  
  Everyday Ethics — Authority: 424
  Health care workers are on the front lines of the battle against H1N1 this year. So why not look at the question of whether it ought to be mandatory for them to receive swine flu vaccinations using a military...
  4 weeks ago

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