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Steubenville Will Keep Happening … Until We Change This

March 30, 2013 By Andrew Long 11 Comments

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We can’t address rape culture without taking a long, hard look at our war culture.

Filed Under: Featured Content, The Good Life, War Tagged With: Anthony Swofford, bullying, combat soldiers, Fire in the Belly, Gulf War, Harvard, hypocrisy, Iraq war, Jarhead book, Jarhead movie, military, military cemeteries, military veterans, Modern Warfare, Nietzsche, Pentagon, rape culture, remotely piloted aircraft, Sam Keen, sexual assault in armed forces, sexual assault in military, sexual assault prevention, Steubenville, Steubenville rapists, U.S. military bases, United States, unmanned drones, violence, War, war crimes, war deaths, war philosophy, war veterans

“I still get funny looks for being a great cook, using a sewing machine, and knowing a lot about house cleaning.”

March 6, 2013 By the Editors Leave a Comment

What are your experiences as a stay-at-home dad?

Filed Under: Comment of the Day Tagged With: contagious, dads, Daughter, decisions, epilepsy, fathers, gender, hypocrisy, mom, parenting, SAHD

Why Barry Bonds’s Conviction Should Be Overturned

February 14, 2013 By Jim Jividen Leave a Comment

Disgraced home run king Barry Bonds is appealing his obstruction of justice conviction this week. Jim Jividen explains why it should be overturned.

Filed Under: moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: BALCO, Barry Bonds, baseball, Bonds conviction, Bonds trial, Good Sports, Greg Anderson, hypocrisy, Jim Jividen, law, legal analysis, MLB, Moustache Club, Moustache Club of America, obstruction of justice, PEDs, performance-enhancing drugs, sports, sports and cheating, Victor Conte

Lance Armstrong Owes Me an Apology for that Apology

February 4, 2013 By Oliver Lee Bateman 1 Comment

All of these fallen stars are begging for our forgiveness, but their vague, evasive apologies give us no sense of what they’re sorry for having done.

Filed Under: moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: Alabama Crimson Tide, Arnold Scwharzenegger, bad decisions, Bill Clinton, catfishing, cheating, Dominique-Strauss Kahn, doping, Ethics and Values, hypocrisy, Lance Armstrong, Larry Craig, lennay kekua, Manti Te'o, Mark Foley, Moustache Club of America, Oliver Lee Bateman, PEDs, performance-enhancing drugs, professional cycling, public apologies, Ronaiah Tuiasosopo, scandal, sylvester stallone

The Complicated Legacy of Dr. King

January 17, 2013 By Tim Brown 9 Comments

In some circles, speaking ill of Dr. King is blasphemous. But wasn’t he just a man like ourselves?

Filed Under: Best of Ethics & Values, Ethics & Values, Featured Content, Historical Perspectives on Goodness, The Good Life Tagged With: achievements, adultery, aspiration, bad habits, blasphemy, deviant behaviors, Dick Gregory, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr, feet of clay, Good Men, goodness, Hall of Fame, heroes, hypocrisy, leadership, legends, MLK Day, NFL legends, Ray Lewis, Rumors, sins, success

Shut Up and Sing: Let’s Talk Bob Costas and Make Some College Bowl Predictions

December 14, 2012 By Jim Jividen 1 Comment

Bob Costas’ recent stance in favor of gun control has drawn the ire of many. Jim Jividen examines why his remarks about performance-enhancing drugs didn’t provoke a similar response.

Filed Under: moustacheclubofamerica Tagged With: baseball, Bob Costas, bowl game predictions, drug tests, gun control, hypocrisy, inequality, Jim Jividen, Jovan Belcher, JT Snow, labor and management, Major League Baseball, Marvin Miller, Moustache Club, Moustache Club of America, NCAA predictions, PEDs, performance-enhancing drugs, steroid scandal, steroids, unions

Pat Robertson Wouldn’t Know a Good Man If He Prayed To One

November 14, 2012 By Noah Brand 19 Comments

According to Pat Robertson, you can’t blame Gen. Petraeus for cheating, because he’s a man. Seriously?

Filed Under: Good Feed Blog Tagged With: 700 club, adultery, christianity, David Petraeus, hypocrisy, marriage, morality, Pat Robertson, unintentional comedy

The Vagina Dialogues

November 10, 2012 By Markus Beyer 14 Comments

What does it take to be an ally to women?

Filed Under: Featured Content, Gender & Sexuality Tagged With: activism, adult film stars, college life, Eve Ensler, exploitation, feminism, feminists, FTM, Hustler, hypocrisy, Kate Millett, objectification of women, Porn Stars, pornography, power, pussy, reproductive rights, sex, Trans men, transgender, Vagina Monologues, vaginas, Valentine's Day, women's rights, women's studies

Shaped by Faith

May 5, 2012 By J.R. Reed 13 Comments

Church people come and go.

Filed Under: Spirituality & Ethics, The Good Life Tagged With: church, church scandal, hypocrisy, prison, The Good Life

Dear John: Oral Arguments

April 29, 2012 By John Simpson, GoLocalProv.com 67 Comments

This week, Dear John advises on oral sex, nut allergies, and accidental assault.

Filed Under: Advice & Confessions Tagged With: Allergies, boyfriend, Husband, hypocrisy, hysteria, in-laws, men, oral sex, relationships, sex, teenagers, toddlers, women

Warm Cocoons and Bull Semen: Racism Alive and Well in Comments

April 10, 2012 By Noah Brand 52 Comments

A selection of the editors’ favorite nauseatingly racist comments from our readers.

Filed Under: Blog Classics, Good Feed Blog Tagged With: America, comment policy, Comments, fear, hate, hypocrisy, internet, John Derbyshire, name-calling, P.W. Botha, Racism, spiritual awakening, tolerance, troll

Look in the Mirror: The Hypocrisy of PSU Rage

November 17, 2011 By Tom Matlack 38 Comments

Before we can properly punish Sandusky and those who protected him, we must first point the finger of blame at ourselves, Tom Matlack writes.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Good Is Good, On Penn State Tagged With: anger, denial, hypocrisy, Jerry Sandusky, Joe Paterno, Mike McQueary, pedophilia, Penn State, rage, Tom Matlack

Dear John: Why Can’t I Call Him ‘Gay?’

November 3, 2011 By John Simpson, GoLocalProv.com 6 Comments

Is there any harm posing naked for my boyfriend? Why didn’t he ask my permission before bringing people over? Should I have to put up with hypocrisy in my work place?

Filed Under: Advice & Confessions Tagged With: anger, double standard, homosexuality, hypocrisy, John Simpson, language, naked pictures, peer pressure, pressure

T2TB Week: The Hypocrisy of Jordan’s Ball

June 2, 2011 By Alan Siegel 5 Comments

“The ball still isn’t proud of his display, but a few years back, he felt validated by Jordan’s vitriolic Hall of Fame speech.”

Filed Under: Sports Tagged With: 1998, Bryon Russell, Chicago Bulls, hypocrisy, Jimmer Fredette, Michael Jordan, NBA Finals, NBA playoffs, Talking to Talking Balls Week, Utah Jazz

Culture: Fox News, Sarah Palin & “Right” Wingers vs. Common “Sense”

May 10, 2011 By Hannibal Tabu Leave a Comment

Conservative critics disapprove of the choice of Common to read poetry at the White House. We break down why that’s completely freaking stupid.

Filed Under: Culture, komplicated Tagged With: Common, fail, fallacy, Fox News, hypocrisy, illogical, Michelle Obama, poetry, republican, right wing, Sarah Palin, wrong

Welcome to Dad Camp

June 10, 2010 By Seth Putnam 2 Comments

VH1′s new reality show, Dad Camp, wants its young dads to man up. Good luck with that.

Filed Under: A&E Tagged With: Dad Camp, good fathers, Good Men Project, hypocrisy, reality television, VH1

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