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> This is why most CEOs and politicians never talk publicly except what the PR team and lawyers have carefully reviewed. TBH, I find this sad. I remember when
by _ea1k 3y ago
> This is why most CEOs and politicians never talk publicly except what the PR team and lawyers have carefully reviewed.
TBH, I find this sad. I remember when Marcus Lemonis got into trouble for a fairly benign off-hand remark. It really drove home the point how fickle people could be at the slightest perceived slight.
Then add the media that loves to fan the flames and it ends up being a really unfortunate system.
We need to find a way to get people back to honest and open dialogue.
- mrguyorama 3y ago>We need to find a way to get people back to honest and open dialogue. When have humans EVER had honest and open dialogue about anything?
- bluGill 3y agoEvery once in a while enough people die that the remaining living choose not to kill each other. We call it being a liberal, and it doesn't happen very often (most people confuse liberal with other political stances that at one time liberals also commonly held, but these days most people we call liberal are not)
- mkoubaa 3y agoI feel sorry for you if you think the answer is never
- isk517 3y agoPlenty of people have had open and honest dialog, but those people rarely if ever make it into history books.