People enjoy being part of a lynch mob but as long as he lays off the Kool Aid, all power to Brian Tamaki.
Damien Grant Mon, 21 Nov 2016
People enjoy being part of a lynch mob and having membership of a group validated by a public vilification is deeply satisfying. These days a lynching does not need to end with the devil’s jig, which marks a form of progress, although the underlying dynamic is unchanged.
Last week’s focus of the
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