I'm not saying people are incapable of change, but reading this article with quotes by this guy from 1991 when he got fired from Stanford for bragging about using illegal drugs and buying alcohol...
I'm not saying people are incapable of change, but reading this article with quotes by this guy from 1991 when he got fired from Stanford for bragging about using illegal drugs and buying alcohol for students illegally as well as the original article that got him in trouble at UW really paints an unsympathetic picture of the author in my mind.
Honestly if he had just used recreational drugs on his time and bought drinks out of generosity that'd be cool, but as the article states he was carrying Speed and MDMA around on campus and bought...
he got fired from Stanford for bragging about using illegal drugs and buying alcohol for students illegally
to be clear I think that owns actually, but yeah the original article is nothing but the typical whining.
Honestly if he had just used recreational drugs on his time and bought drinks out of generosity that'd be cool, but as the article states he was carrying Speed and MDMA around on campus and bought drinks for people below the drinking age. There's some very valid concerns about power dynamics to be had there.
I'm not usually a "shoot the messenger" guy but Quilette honestly deserves scrutiny because they are consistently like this. It's too much to be a series of oopsie-daisies or some kind of...
I'm not usually a "shoot the messenger" guy but Quilette honestly deserves scrutiny because they are consistently like this. It's too much to be a series of oopsie-daisies or some kind of misguided commitment to pushing boundaries.
I'm not saying people are incapable of change, but reading this article with quotes by this guy from 1991 when he got fired from Stanford for bragging about using illegal drugs and buying alcohol for students illegally as well as the original article that got him in trouble at UW really paints an unsympathetic picture of the author in my mind.
Honestly if he had just used recreational drugs on his time and bought drinks out of generosity that'd be cool, but as the article states he was carrying Speed and MDMA around on campus and bought drinks for people below the drinking age. There's some very valid concerns about power dynamics to be had there.
Ahhh. Thanks. Burned by careless copy-paste again :(
Sigh
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I'm not usually a "shoot the messenger" guy but Quilette honestly deserves scrutiny because they are consistently like this. It's too much to be a series of oopsie-daisies or some kind of misguided commitment to pushing boundaries.