I have to say it doesn't strengthen your case to say "the damaging ones are public, the good ones are private." That's asking for a lot of trust in an organiza

I have to say it doesn't strengthen your case to say "the damaging ones are public, the good ones are private." That's asking for a lot of trust in an organization with a public history of doing damage to societies, like with the opioid thing or the Canadian bread price fixing agreement.