Extreme Ethics, LLC

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We have chosen the non-word UNETHICS as the evil twin of ethics. If ethical (loosely, that which is right, good and true) is founded in truth, then unethical (conversely that which is wrong, bad and false) is founded in lies, i.e., Unethics = lies . We need this word because there is much that is lacking ethics in this world.

So how do we know we are ‘doing the right thing’? Well, if we base our decisions in truth and handle them honestly, we are well on our way. Decisions founded in truth (rather than bias or prejudice) will also be right and good in the larger context. Even if not perfect they will be right and good in terms of humanity generally (in other words, moral ), and we are beholden first to the humanity to which we all belong.

The curse of PC is founded in words , in keeping with the original strategy of the Frankfurt School— manipulating speech . Correctly descriptive words are replaced by more innocuous ones to obscure the truth. A few random examples: Disabled is replaced by physically impaired ; Blacks by African Americans , terrorists by militants ; terrorism by workplace violence ; mentally ill by intellectually impaired ; government spending by investment ; illegals by undocumented immigrants ; Christmas tree by holiday tree , etc. ad absurdum. Seems relatively harmless, right? Don’t offend others (especially those with agendas).

While the words may look and even sound alike, there are significant differences in meaning between moral , morals and morality (and we can throw in mores for good measure). Morals and mores are both nouns with their roots planted firmly in society, described in cultural terms. Moral, the singular noun, is an ambiguous term that can mean anything from lesson to platitude to principle. But morality (and its adjective moral) is a concept founded in ethics.

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