Reading about Jason Trigg reminds me of Carlo Lorenzo Garcia of Living Philanthropic (http://livingphilanthropic.tumblr.com http://livingphilanthropic.tumblr.co

Reading about Jason Trigg reminds me of Carlo Lorenzo Garcia of Living Philanthropic (http://livingphilanthropic.tumblr.com http://livingphilanthropic.tumblr.com), who spent a year giving to a charity a day. He didn't have much to give, but he blogged about it and had quite an impact, inspiring others to give as well. The way I see it, Brooks is an op-ed writer, and it's his job to come op with something to write. Criticizing something that most people would view as inherently good is a sure way to gain a lot of attention for your op-ed piece. Maybe he truly feels that way (negatively) about Trigg's actions; but IMHO it doesn't matter; he's a writer looking for an audience, and either way, he got it.