Is there a dignified solution?
That question and Cameron's dignified and heartfelt answer – one of his first experiences in politics was to write a speech for Ian Gow, murdered by an IRA car bomb – are devastating for Corbyn's reputation.
On a stretch of Mulberry Street last month, squeezed between Columbus Park and the Wah Lai Funeral Home, a snare drum rolled, and dignified brass horns answered.
"Mrs. Jesse Jackson, would you say that the Civil Rights movement greatly impacted your life?" In an uber-educated and extremely dignified manner, "Mrs Jackson" answered: "As an African-American woman, I have been greatly impacted by the civil rights movement".
Is it a choice?" It is beyond me why the dignified path to getting an answer is not followed.
The man, my ally by this time, answered in a dignified manner that he was a colonel of the French army and showed his army credentials.
The proper answer to this question would seem to be: "Huh?" However, Eric Holder is a dignified guy, so he settled for "very worrisome".
17 (8.7%) respondents answered that they were ready to give up medicine for a less dignified profession (e.g. taxi driver) if need be.
From that single, dignified act of defiance one person defeated a system.' A clever as well as an interesting answer, reminding us of Clegg's opposition to the new ID card scheme.
Without a robust adherence to the notion that all human life is dignified, and that human dignity is inherent and endowed, destruction of human life will increasingly be seen as the ethical answer to moral quandaries in medicine, nursing and biotechnology.
