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harlinchi Donating Member (954 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Sep-27-05 02:43 PM
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Is wrongdoing the same as crime to Frist?
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Politicians always deny having done any 'wrongdoing' is response to questions regarding the possible commission of a crime. Debating questions of right and wrong with respect to crimes done is nebulous. It would appear to be possible to commit crimes without being morally wrong (a policeman who jaywalks to arrest a murderer is a simple example).

When Frist denies any wrongdoing regarding his stock sale is he also denying having done any crime? When politicians deny wrongdoing are they avoiding the question?
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