| Looking to more broadly ethical, but not yet moral, norms, it may be possible to act badly without acting either immorally or imprudently. |
| But in this case procedures were all ignored, indicating manifest complicity on the part of those who act immorally in their public actions. |
| But if people in general are skeptical about these things, they may end up behaving lawlessly and immorally. |
| Even asking someone to recall when they behaved immorally in the past reduces the likelihood of their cheating in the future. |
| When society behaves immorally and excludes people, they, in turn, feel justified in behaving immorally and in excluding others. |
| The immediate public and unconditional release of those who are immorally detained. |
