Harvard Ethics: An Oxymoron

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To paraphrase Dr. Winchester of M*A*S*H*4077:

<b>Even in the Danube, the sewage rises to the top</b>

From the Slobo fan:

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->This is why I am proud to be an Indian from
India, and why I am also proud to be an American."
Raju


http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/20...20060303-5.html
<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

Evidently the slob needs someone to read to him the whole speech, esp. the section:

<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->India has a Hindu majority, and one of the world's
largest Muslim populations. India is also home to
millions of Sikhs and Christians and other religious
groups. All worship freely in temples and mosques and
churches all across this great land. Indians of
diverse backgrounds attend school together and work
together and govern your nation together. As a
multi-ethnic, multi-religious democracy, India is
showing the world that the best way to ensure fairness
and tolerance is to establish the rule of law.
(Applause.) The best way to counter resentment is to
allow peaceful _expression. The best way to honor
human dignity is to protect human rights. For every
nation divided by race, religion or culture, India
offers a hopeful path: If justice is the goal, then
democracy is the way. <!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

That's not what Raju and Witzel want in the textbooks on India, is it? How low can these low-life get?

I hope someone emails this discussion to him - should go well with his resume, that he is so famous...