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Why do you assert that there is malice involved? That just makes no sense. What’s with this reflexive impulse to always, always, always loudly proclaim malice?
by arrrg 12y ago
Why do you assert that there is malice involved? That just makes no sense. What’s with this reflexive impulse to always, always, always loudly proclaim malice?
I just don’t get where this weird worldview comes from. If there is no malice involved then this is not a big deal. Wow, people working for the same publication nevertheless criticise each other. Oh my god, what a concept!
- spuz 12y agoI don't understand. What malice exactly is being asserted in the parent comment?
- therealdrag0 12y agoProbably the idea of conspiring to intentionally publishing something to later criticize it instead of publishing the correct thing first.
- _lce0 12y ago> What’s with this reflexive impulse to always, always, always loudly proclaim malice? same question to you? ;-)