Word: unjust
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 2000-2009
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...less biased than local news outlets have thus far. Alexander Pring-Wilson is not the victim in this situation. His background of incredible privilege and natural talent may make some less sympathetic to his “mistake” in killing another person, and that bias would be unjust. However, I fear instead it saddens some people more, as though a man with more degrees and medals deserves a fuller life—perhaps better deserves a life at all—than his peers...
...death penalty is “arbitrary, capricious, racist, unjust and unfair,” according to former Governor of Illinois George Ryan, who spoke at the ARCO forum last night...
...attack on the people of Iraq begins, more than 1,200 Harvard students have pledged to walk out of classes today and rally by the John Harvard statue at 12:30 p.m. to protest an unjust war forced upon the world by the Bush administration. Today we join millions around the world who will leave their classrooms or jobs to raise their voices against the invasion of Iraq...
...think it's kidding by declaring an orange-level, high-risk alert [NATION, Feb. 24]? Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge's urging Americans to get survival kits, plastic sheeting and duct tape was yet another sad attempt by the Bush Administration to get the American people to support an unjust war by heightening our anxiety. TED KEPES Chestnut Hill, Mass...
...consensus” “debate” and “community?” Without these terms, how can we convince others that our definitions of good and evil are the same as theirs? The question, finally, is not whether this war is just or unjust, but whether justice plays a role in it in the first place. It just might be too slippery a word to include in the official war vocabulary