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I actually don't mean to attack you here but can I ask what you expected to accomplish with this comment? It isn't relevant to the article nor is it really log
by TomOfTTB 15y ago
I actually don't mean to attack you here but can I ask what you expected to accomplish with this comment? It isn't relevant to the article nor is it really logical (since I doubt this low level reporter has anything to do with the high level scandal at News Corp).
I sincerely doubt anyone involved in the News Corp scandal reads HN so it isn't like you'd be getting a dig in and it doesn't seem like your comments were meant to be funny.
The reason I bring this up is your comment seems to be hate based. As if your hatred for News Corp is so significant that you can't help but express it even when there's no real purpose to doing so and that seems unhealthy to me.
Even if you aren't religious one of the tenants of judeo-christian religion is forgiveness. Not for the sake of the person being forgiven but for the sake of person with the hatred in their heart. Because hatred, even when justified, tends to eat away at you until you end up a bitter person.
Anyway, something to think about...
- michaelpinto 15y agoThe Wall Street Journal is owned by News Corp — so the comment isn't about hate, but an observation.