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How dare he not humble himself before the god-kings. The negative passages are an integral part of the story, which is about a wealthy and powerful guy living
by blackbagboys 10y ago
How dare he not humble himself before the god-kings.
The negative passages are an integral part of the story, which is about a wealthy and powerful guy living in a closed-off bubble of wealthy and powerful guys with limited or no outside supervision, and a capacity for self-reflection bounded within an extraordinarily limited scope. It may not be the story you want to be told, but it's a perfectly legitimate take on the situation.
- vonnik 10y agoYeah, I'm not criticizing the reporter much, despite a stray factual inaccuracy. I'm writing for an audience of potential sources to point out the risks of letting an interloper such as Tad Friend into your life. It's a trade off. You get exposure, but you have to be careful, because he won't be careful for you. Sam was pretty careful, but Tad still played a little gotcha.