I've done a courtesy search for the term the moral problem for you. See if you can find what you're looking for in the list below:

• Fat Chance

  Probably not the best time to write a post on the ever growing problem of obesity in America, considering that if your family is anything like mine, the Holidays present a veritable bombardment of culinary and glycemic assaults on our nutritional balance, but Georgia has decided to kick childhood obesity right in the nuts, what do you think?

  If you wander on over to the Strong4Life website, the group behind the controversial ads, you can … Read more

• Peel It Slowly

  The religion of Islam, comedy gold. How great would it be if all those whacky Islamist were like the Amish, ya know, eccentric in their own ways but peaceful and rather endearing. Colloquial interactions are similar, instead of “thee’s” and “thou’s”, Muslims use “Jihad” and “death to America”, but they don’t quilt and would not know Shoe Fly Pie if they stepped in it. I’m trying to imagine a movie version of “Witness” with a … Read more

• Insider information.

  Evidence that the problem is government:

  BCM Has Ceased Operations
  Posted by Ann Barnhardt – November 17, AD 2011 10:27 AM MST
  Dear Clients, Industry Colleagues and Friends of Barnhardt Capital Management,
  It is with regret and unflinching moral certainty that I announce that Barnhardt Capital Management has ceased operations. After six years of operating as an independent introducing brokerage, and eight years of employment as a broker before that, I found myself, this

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• What’s a Little Harassment Between Friends

  David Greenberg has a useful take on the Herman Cain business. He talks about the changing of sexual mores in politicis over the last fifty years — how extramarital affairs went from unspoken private behavior to very public and ruinous scandals; how divorce went from politically ruinous to acceptable; how homosexual behavior could once have destroyed a politician but is a smaller problem now. The relevance to Cain:

  It may be hard today to imagine

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• The Taibbi Plan

  Matt Taibbi, one of the key members of the More Clever than Smart Club, has an essay on what he would have OccupyWallStreet demand. It’s making the rounds. Let’s go through it. I’ve almost finished reading The Big Short, a book you really should read to understand the recent financial crisis. So this will serve two purposes: responding to Taibbi and talking about what I learned from Michael Lewis.

  1. Break up the monopolies.

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• Jubilee

  That’s apparently one idea that the OccupyWallStreet crowd are keen on: an expansion of the stupid “get rid of student debt” idea I flayed a couple of weeks ago.

  So my immodest proposal is simply this: Individuals and households in the bottom 99 percent who owe debt to any large financial institution that received federal government support during and after the 2008 crisis should see their debt forgiven. That would certainly stimulate the economy, as

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• Michelle Malkin – Plumbing Perry’s Objective Record

  Couple of things before I start citing the article to which the title refers:

  1) I have no problem with taking a candidate’s religious views and practices into account. In fact, I always do try to discern the veracity of the stated views that their actual practices expose. But I tend to do that privately, as my personal religious views and/or biases will always win out in reaching conclusions about a candidate over what others’ … Read more

• In America leftists accuse Tea Party of terrorism…

  In London, leftists are rioting and burning down the place for a third day. The crowds are primarily all minorities, mostly black, and it’s very obvious despite the LSM’s attempt to avoid that sore subject, and the fact what’s the problem again is multiculturalism gone haywire. I guess these peasants aren’t happy with thier share of the wealth redistribution anymore.

  And it doesn’t end in London. I hear crowds of black youth have … Read more

• Snooping

  You know, I like to think that laws like this get passed because our politicians are ignorant about technology. But then again, sometimes I think they like the idea of snooping on us. Behold: the Protecting Children from Internet Pornographers Act:

  If Congress had to name laws honestly, it would be called the “Forcing Your Internet Provider to Spy On You Just In Case You’re a Criminal Act of 2011″ — a costly, invasive mandate

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• Pills Is On Us

  Hmmm. It is looking very likely that, under Obamacare, the government will mandate that birth control pills be covered at 100% by insurance companies.

  This seems like a good idea on paper — it might prevent some unwanted pregnancies. But I’m kind of mixed on it. The more I think about it, the more I wonder if we’re going to see minimal benefit for significant imposition. Bear with me for a moment.

  First, this is … Read more