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How Do I Write A Measured Ethical Analysis When I Am Shaking With Indignation...
File under: "I am glad my Dad isn't alive, because this would have killed him" Continue reading →
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Follow Up and Clarification On The Hiroshima Apology Cable: I Was Wrong, I...
I was 100% wrong about the reported Hiroshima apology proposal. But there's more...including a real Ethics Alarms apology. Continue reading →
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Comment of the Day: “Follow Up and Clarification On The Hiroshima Apology...
Rick Jones generously contributes his analysis to the botched Hiroshima apology story in this Comment of the Day. Continue reading →
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Comment of the Day: “Comment of the Day: ‘An Unethical Website, Golden Rule...
Responding to according2grayson's passionate defense of non-violence and the Golden Rule while encountering bullies (as well as while opposing despots on the march), Steve-O-in-NJ enriched Ethics...
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A Presidents Day Celebration (PART 4 and Final): The Wild, Wild Ride From FDR...
Bombs, Cold Wars, hot wars and scandals, as the last installment of the Presidents Day Celebration comes to an end. Continue reading →
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Ethics Quote Of The Week: Secretary of State John Kerry
So what would have been the most diplomatic, appropriate, innocuous and historically reasonable statement for John Kerry to utter as he viewed “haunting displays [of] photographs of badly burned...
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Ethical Quote Of The Week: President Obama, Threading The Needle In Hiroshima
The President's rhetoric did not, as some feared it would, let Japan escape the accountability its deserved when the bomb dropped and still deserves now. Continue reading →
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The Right Wing Media Tries A “Gotcha!” On Brian Williams, And Looks Ignorant,...
Bias Makes You Stupid. Continue reading →
View ArticleEthics Alarms Reflections: “The Ethics of Commemorating Hiroshima,” And Other...
There probably isn’t a more explosive ethics event, literally or figuratively, than the dropping of the first atom bomb on Hiroshima on this date in 1945. My father attributed this date to the fact of...
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