You rarely here both sides of a story like this but I've had a few occasions where I was a passive observer. Everyone always writes about "getting screwed" but

You rarely here both sides of a story like this but I've had a few occasions where I was a passive observer. Everyone always writes about "getting screwed" but nobody ever writes about "doing the screwing". Carnegie, Rochefeller and Pullman weren't bashful about parading their successful plundering - and where are the universities and museums? But from what I've observed, the other side will usually tell you how they "got screwed" too. I'll bet the other perspective puts the blame on this article's writer.