conscienceless

A prison psychologist in 1979 described Campbell as “conscienceless,” “blithely uncaring of others” and “imminently harmful to all who directly or indirectly capture his attention or interest,” The Seattle Times reported.

In Kissinger's case, it's particularly hard to imagine how a man who started out as a Jewish refugee from the Nazis could be as conscienceless as he was about the slaughter in East Pakistan.

Our system is not just systemically racist but more generally inhumane and conscienceless.

I suspect that the compensation of executives has been a driver in the conscienceless capitalism described by Mr. Walker.

Our economy is unbalanced because conscious choices, in the aggregate, amount to a conscienceless capitalism.