06-21-2024, 05:35 PM
(06-21-2024, 05:23 PM)Maxmars Wrote: One day, this "method" of 'investigative reporting' will fail spectacularly, whether by accident, or design.
The fault will be in both the subject and the reporter... together, or separately.
These are the things that inspire the cynical notion... "trust no one."
Disney needn't "be" exposed... everyone has heard these tails in such a way as to believe it over and over...
It is far from explosive, far from surprising, and far from shocking. It is part and parcel with the ideologies manifesting themselves in our society.
This is not "news." It's not like they were "hiding" who they were hiring. The numbers don't lie.
I still don't criticize O'Keefe's products for media... but his methods leave me cold. I never care much for "candid" investigative methods... they are dehumanizing.
I agree with most your statements. I think O’keefe took it too far when he said the guy was a serial dater on dating apps. The guy seemed nice enough. And you could tell he didn’t like the policies, but he was being very diplomatic about it. There was no need for O’Keefe to damage the character of him.
On another note, I disagree that there shouldn’t be a concerted effort to expose this more. The shit they are pushing on our children is absolutely unacceptable. The more people are aware of it, the sooner it can be weened out. Disney can only handle so many losses, before it’s time to pay the piper.
