I was getting ready to call it a night, when a somewhat short video from coffeezilla made it's appearance in my feed. Tucker Carlson, the man, the gimp, the legend, had secured an Interview with none other than Sam bankman-fried, from prison mind you. Well, I had to watch.
There was no pushback, no hard hitting questions, nothing. It was just Tucker allowing Sam to weave a victim narrative for an hour. Poor little Sam, he got betrayed.
Important to the picture is not only what Sam said on this interview, but also what he's said before. He's literally admitted in front of a camera, that one has to say whatever it takes to get shit done- In my book that's called psychopathy, but what do I know?
I wish I could say Tucker should know better, but in the world of hyper-partisan politics, there is no north or south, right or wrong. The whole thing is about scoring points- Taking dunks on the opposing team.
Sam explains how he donated untold amounts to the Democrats, how he was one of the people on "the inside" circle. But then, he saw some things (obviously not explained) that he didn't like and began supporting Republican politicians.
All of the sudden the democrats showed their true colors, and decided to not defend him in front of the gavel. This point was reinforced, if you will, by Tucker.
What, you gave them all that money and they put you in jail?
OMG yes... the unethical bastards...
What is this called? Gaslighting? Moral Deformity? I'm at a loss of words here.
Here we have a man who committed crimes, claiming to be a victim, because one of his crimes (bribery) was not taken into account, and did not shield him from the justice system/
I'm the idiot here. I mean, if the president can launch two memecoins, then I have no idea what I should be expecting out of this broken system.
Reminds me of the story of the Crazy king, but I'll probably share that story some other time.
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