We must stand together in the face of evil, and we must condemn it, calling it out for what it is.
She assembles juicy quotations, like Martin Luther on dancing: "I can't bring myself to condemn it, unless it gets out of hand and so causes immoralities or excess...
While Ms. Klein occasionally nods to Scandinavian-style social democracy as an alternative to the "neo-liberal" American-style model she condemns, it turns out that nothing short of a socialist utopia — an economy of worker collectives running environmentally benign enterprises with nationalized banks to direct investment — will actually do.
"We don't condone it, don't support it and don't condemn it either," he said, pointing out that it is similar to parents making a decision to take children to films such as the Harry Potter series that they may not strictly be allowed to attend under movie age classification rules.
"It's taken maybe an intervention from Uefa for people to come out and condemn it from all quarters.
Many regard it as being with out integrity and others condemn it as being without principle.
Yet in the runup to the US mid-term elections on 2 November, senior politicians, pundits and even supposed opponents of religious discrimination are either condemning it or ducking out with weasel words.
The United States, which was joined by five European nations in voting against the resolution, condemned it both for singling out Israel and for including a long section about the control of Jerusalem, land confiscation and settlement expansion.
Of the GOPers, Ike gave us the military industrial complex before he condemned it on his way out the door and Nixon got in the White House by promising to end Vietnam but never quite did.
In the first phase, the British either condemn the initiative out of hand or else welcome it but insist it has nothing to do with them responses sometimes combined with welcoming it publicly while condemning it privately.
