I asked you to explain how MOrgan's actions were not a complete betrayal of his responsibility to the organization and it's stated mission.
Your answer is to tell me to write to them.
You know that you can't deny that he is abusing his power, but you lack the intellectual honesty to admit it.
Which is sad because this is a very small incident. Admitting that this guy abused his position doesn't mean you have to admit ANYTHING else.
And yet, you can't be honest even on this very small thing.
That reflects very poorly on you. You should really think about that.
Not my problem....he doesn't work for me
He is a free citizen working on an independent publication
Just like Milo working for Breitbart
Right. Because on this site we never discuss issues that don't directly impact us...
Why are you being like this? You have let your partisanship blind you.
Trump is not worth destroying yourself over. The panic mongering that has wound you up was completely bullshit.
Relax.
Do I think he should be fired from the Chicago Review?
Hell No!
I don't give a shit about the Chicago Review. Never heard of it and really don't care what they review or don't review
You see his actions in the OP and I have posted the stated mission of the Review.
It is only your blind partisanship that is preventing you from admitting that he has completely betrayed his responsibilities.
Do you realize how much your extreme partisanship is warping your perceptions?
For crying out loud.....
The guy works for Breitbart.....Who is he to whine about the journalistic standards of the Chicago Review?
1. That in no way addressed anything I said.
2. There is NOTHING in the op or this thread about Milo addressing this at all. This is about our judgement on the man's actions, which clearing betray the publicly posted mission of the review, a fact that you cannot honestly admit.
3. AND the implications of his betrayal and your refusal to condemn it. ie, the the Left in general and you specifically place partisan politics ahead of professional responsibility and intellectual honesty.