Loyalty: Good and Bad Kinds
Declining amounts of loyalty have undoubtedly contributed to many personal and social problems. But in attempting to reverse this trend, people should keep in mind that loyalty can sometimes be a bad quality.
Read MoreDeclining amounts of loyalty have undoubtedly contributed to many personal and social problems. But in attempting to reverse this trend, people should keep in mind that loyalty can sometimes be a bad quality.
Read MoreIn debates on whether Ohio’s state motto is unconstitutional, some people pointed out that Abraham Lincoln mentioned God in some of his speeches. Lincoln’s religious views, however, were inconsistent with the motto.
Read MoreSurprisingly, many people weren’t outraged by Bill Clinton’s perjury in the Paula Jones sexual harassment lawsuit. They apparently don’t understand that his contemptible behavior has the potential to cause severe damage to the justice system and society.
Read MoreSome Americans think government should have the right to censor opinions that the majority finds offensive and un-American. They overlook the fact that majorities are often wildly mistaken.
Read MoreAfter two employees filed sexual-harassment complaints against a manager in the Ohio Attorney General’s Office, a flawed internal-investigation report and unfair media coverage led to Attorney General Marc Dann’s resignation from office. This matter shows that in judging sexual-harassment complaints, the full story needs to be examined, and not just the charges that anyone could make up. This article was first published by The Columbus Free Press.
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