I mean, that just seems like part of it, though.

I think Litnet also had a big part in saving those grants, right?

Adding this: When are we going to reckon with the destruction and criminal exploitation that American's richest families have wrought?

Purdue Pharma — the Guggenheims have already stealthily and handily accomplished.' Has Fraser met a sacred cow she wouldn’t skewer?

—From the LATimes.

I've never seen publishing get dragged into the robber baron narrative before. Have you? What are the origins of all out biggest publishers?

4/4

'Whatever the Sackler family is trying to do by collecting art and endowing museums, lifting their skirts away from the hundreds of thousands addicted and killed by prescription opioids manufactured and sold by their company —
3/4

She mentions Straus’ penchant for ascots and cashmere jackets. She laments the lack of accountability. 'Roger W. Straus Jr. completes the process of whitewashing the family name,' she writes.
2/4

I've always meant to ask you why you write in courier.

Exactly.

Great. Now can we dig into what else they own and pay for? What political parties do they support? Why do we "trust" a segment of our literature to them?

It made me furious

oh I love him

I would have guessed it would have been only a small part of one plane.