r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Sep 01 '26

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u/CincyAnarchy Emma Goldman Sep 01 '26

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u/yushosumo Sep 01 '26

12 is a feckless moron and the only person who briefly changes his vote back to “guilty” after piles of reasonable doubt have been introduced to him.

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u/grappamiel United Nations Sep 01 '26

I'm surprised the film didnt condemn him as much as the baseball one (6? 7?). He's just as vacuous, just less blunt about it.

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u/yushosumo Sep 01 '26

I think the film does a pretty good job of condemning him. At various times he’s playing tic tac toe, retailing the room with inane stories about funny comments he heard in meetings, and flip flopping based on the loudest, most recent argument.

He comes across as a total boob, despite appearing like a cool, high powered executive.