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06-08-20 12:37 AM - Post#898870
In previous years the politics of a training guru wouldn't be a problem, but whether or not he was a heavy drinker, screwed around on his wife etc would. Why do we now care about politics, but not about character? Why have we swapped one puritanism for another?
It's not the concern for character that's changed, it's how people measure it. Being callous or indifferent to issues that profoundly affect millions of people's lives may seem to some to be a better indicator of "character" than if someone likes to drink.
Global pandemics and social justice issues are highly politicized, but an individual's (or company's) choices and the accompanying core values that are brought to light may not be inherently political in nature.
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