Sentences with phrase «morally bankrupt person»
The obvious conclusion is that Thatcher would have a field day if she had today's Parliamentary Party behind her, but unlike her backers today, Thatcher did what she did because she believed her country needed her to, and I get the feeling that she would see her modern day disciples for the morally bankrupt people they are
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«Cursing» is judging people's fate, or in the extreme case, claiming they are worthless or morally bankrupt.
I can not get my head around how a person can be so morally bankrupt to make these comments.
I can not get my head around how a person can be so morally bankrupt to make these comments» = > If you and your family were stranded on a desert without hope, water and food then someone puts you on their camel taking you out of that desert you just hit the lottery.
On this view, a rule is only as good as the number of people who keep it, and hypocrisy (espousing a precept while flouting it oneself) is ridiculous and morally bankrupt.
They portray them as morally bankrupt and as serving the private interests of the ruling elite, against the interests of ordinary people.
It's time South Africa stopped stereotyping its young people as being disinterested and morally bankrupt and started engaging them.
Speaker Silver, surrounded by the Assembly leadership at a Press conference, repeated yet again that he hadn't done anything illegal, but deeply regretted having conducted a settlement process that was morally bankrupt to any decent person.
They are sickening and a sign of a morally bankrupt society, one that values cells and dogma over real people.
nor their capacity to blind themselves to facts.; ideolog -LCB-- y, - ically, etc -RCB-; intellectually impoverished adherents of post modernism «science»,; IPCC; lying cheating warmist «scientist»; Lysenko; morally and ethically bankrupt; more skullduggery by the «Team»; orthodoxy; Phrenology ~ climate science; policy apparachiks; post modern; Propaganda; pseudo science; religion; religious -LCB-- ly - based -RCB-; sacred CAGW gospel; scam; «science» now means «propaganda» «idolatry», «blindness», «mendacity» and «venality»; scum; vindictive people; pitchforks and torches and tar....
It provides startling details about how morally bankrupt professionals exploit these struggling people for their own financial gain.