philosophic infamy INFAMY in·fa·my (in´ fe mee) n. 1 very bad reputation; disgrace 2 great wickedness 3 an infamous act
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TOPICinfamybe infamousDecember 7, 1941... a date in history that shaped a generation. September 11, 2001... a date that will do the same. Or will it? I'm not so certain. Actually I believe the current generation AND the current Administration will eventually shape how that date is remembered. One thing is certain however, and that is, that the deeds perpetrated on both those days were most assuredly infamous. This will no doubt be an unpleasant topic but one which sadly will insinuate itself into our lives to a greater and greater degree in the upcoming weeks, months and years. NEW & NOTEWORTHY infamy | 09/20/01 | a modest proposal – After considerable thought on the matter I've come to the conclusion that the United States, in response to the terrorist attack of 11 September, 2001, should immediately and unmercifully begin carpet bombing the entire nation of Afghanistan... | dave 09/18/01 | This is the new topic INFAMY in the philosophic department. This will be a chronicle of man's inhumanity to man. I debated whether I should have a topic devoted only to this but after the terrorist attack of sept. 11, 2001 I had no choice. I suspect this may be a busy topic in the not-to-distant future. | dave |
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