Why is it wrong to ask the FCC to make sure the rules they develop will not lead to regressive pricing which would shackle poor people?
Why is it wrong to ask the FCC to make sure the rules they are proposing will not widen the digital divide?
— Eric Asimov Dash and Bella: When caramel sauce is "funky, dank and luscious," is it wrong to dig in before it even makes contact with ice cream?
If the president's staff couldn't find United States intelligence to support the allegation, was it wrong to selectively use foreign intelligence to make his point?
This is a victory for anyone who believes that it is wrong to make the poor pay for the faults of the private banking system – a system that caused the public budget to rise following the crisis.
And it is wrong to make people dependent upon outside assistance when there is no guarantee that the assistance will continue.
Steve Salvi, founder of the Ohio Jobs & Justice PAC, has said it is wrong to "make life easier" for undocumented immigrants who are here in violation of federal law.
But he adds that it is wrong to make an exception for involuntary male circumcision when female circumcision is seen as barbaric.
It is wrong to make this a highway versus transit issue when the real issue is underinvestment in all transportation modes.
It is wrong to make such defensive claims for your artists, because it obscures their real virtues.
