I suppose the idea of someone’s convictions being for sale isn’t really a new idea, and I don’t follow Keighley, I just found the writing style of the article interestingly venomous. I didn’t place any value in his opinions as it was, so there’s nowhere for my opinion to really go to given the new information, but I’m certainly not saying it doesn’t matter.
I understand that given context, and agree that sounds shamefully cynical and a fall from grace for certain.
I suppose the idea of someone’s convictions being for sale isn’t really a new idea, and I don’t follow Keighley, I just found the writing style of the article interestingly venomous. I didn’t place any value in his opinions as it was, so there’s nowhere for my opinion to really go to given the new information, but I’m certainly not saying it doesn’t matter.
I understand that given context, and agree that sounds shamefully cynical and a fall from grace for certain.
Do you find it at all strange that you have a strong reaction to something given you know you have little context for?