I doubt this is a seismic shift in the moral conviction of editors and producers.
Claire Foy is properly good as the pushy moral vacuum of an editor.
PETER M. ROSS New York, July 15, 2012 To the Editor: The moral case for drones is hauntingly reminiscent of the Vietnam War-era strategy of bombing villages to save them.
Many people attributed this to "the preacher mentality: you're used to being pounded with gifts — 'pounded' is the old Southern word — and there's nothing wrong with it, it's not viewed as a moral failing," Max Brantley, the editor of the liberal weekly the Arkansas Times, said.
Of course, the results also detailed each editor's moral pitfalls and other shortcomings.
In 1971, he was imprisoned by the British government for conspiring to corrupt public morals when co-editor of Oz magazine, a conviction that was later overturned.
Local newspapers wrote about the issue and letters to the editor questioned the moral integrity of the teachers for not paying the money back.
'Most of us can easily drift through life without taking a step back, or asking ourselves some of the bigger moral questions,' says Dr Stephen Law, editor of Think and author of The Philosophy Files.
MARY R. HOLBROW Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 1, 2011 To the Editor: Legal and moral objections to the targeted killing of an American citizen who has joined the enemy in wartime could easily be resolved by the passage of legislation that would give the president, after appropriate review, the power to revoke that person's citizenship.
Ames called Pearl Files executive editor Allen Pearl a "moral monster," right to the man's face.
