WHAT ARE THE SIGNIFICANT ETHICAL PROBLEMS THAT YOU Have discovered in your life?

Question

WHAT ARE THE SIGNIFICANT ETHICAL PROBLEMS THAT YOU Have discovered in your life and how has struggling with the problems affected your interaction with others

Answer 1

An ugly answer to an ugly, but worthwhile question. Here goes - remember, sometimes, the truth hurts.
Indigenous whites (in Europe and the UK) have no right, no say,no support in the west, while forced, planned multiculturalism is foisted upon us en masse. All coloured immigrants get free housing, money etc as well as an aggresive policy that protects their rights.

Answer 2

Lying vs. telling the truth. I began falling into the socially acceptable little white lies, disliking my compromise more and more. Where there is an irrational person, though, with whom you can not be rational, I still do devise some untruth or behavior to keep myself out of their presence.

How the white lies affected my interaction with others, I now stop myself when an automatic social white lie comes out of my mouth, and say so. It's a cleaner feeling, the mirror likes me better, and I'm not wasting precious time creating another imprecise conformist.

There's always that question about sparing feelings. If dealing with someone who can't take the truth, I still don't give it to them, and think of this as kindness.

Answer 3

Most of the ethical problems disappeared when I quit drinking and using 29 years ago.
I had to "edge" my way back to not compromising my own integrity.
A slow process but worth the wait.
How true it is that a good reputation gets destroyed much more quickly than than developed.

Answer 4

I think one of the most important ethical issues I have had to deal with is to know when the truth hurts more than helps. Also realizing that thinking something is right does not make it so.

Answer 5

one million.) Klinefelter persons have one greater effective intercourse chromosome - XXY. If the two mom and pa had commonplace innovative and prescient, the mother ought to wish to be a service (no longer shade-blind, besides the undeniable fact that she has the recessive allele on one among her X's). The non-disjunction have been given here approximately from the mother's chromosomes for the duration of anaphase of meiosis II. 2.) Turner - woman with one X chromosome particularly of two (XX). Nondisjunction have been given here approximately interior the mother for the duration of anaphase of meiosis II.

Answer 6

I have come across a few. I work in health care....
I have had to council patients on their decisions regarding procedures that if they WORK, will allow them to live a few more years, BUT on the other hand, the procedure itself could kill them. Without the procedure they will ALSO die.

Also, a family member was terminally ill and on deaths door, and was given a medication to ease her pain. One side effect of the med was it depressed her ability to breath. At the normal dose she could easily die in peace OR not give them and she die in pain. ?????????

Answer 7

i was once on jury duty with people who did not believe as i did. the ethical dilemma here was to go along with the rest or stand firm on what i believed.

Answer 8

how people bring up religion and god whenever they want to scare you into doing things or not doing things. or when they want to justify or unjustify things that have to do with their own benefits.

Answer 9

lack of will power WITHIN ones self