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There's favoritism, and then there's pragmatism. This seems like very sound advice.

• plussed_reader 9y ago
  You say pragmatism, but I read cronyism. In this case the Rugby coach would be a crony for moneyed interests.
  • tetromino_ 9y ago
    Alternative interpretation - the rugby coach was helping seattleeng's friend by alerting him in advance to the fact that moneyed interests would make the friend's life hell if he were to seriously injure one of their own.
    • plussed_reader 9y ago
      Social order's gotta be maintained, right?