> Come on. At dinner parties. You don't have to make every minute of your life a crusade. On sundays! I don't GAF about the rest of the story here but using th

> Come on. At dinner parties. You don't have to make every minute of your life a crusade. On sundays! I don't GAF about the rest of the story here but using this as a character failure demonstration is inane. Such conflicts often develop during "dinner parties" because those are the only time the family gets together for such a thing to even be possible. Walking away in such a scenario is a sort of dereliction of duty as a parent, not that I can speak to how SBF's home life relates here. Given SBF's alleged egregious white-collar criminal behavior it wouldn't surprise me one iota if his parents failed to fight the necessary battles to produce a responsible adult in him.