Sorry, this one sticks in my craw because I have a minor in journalism and was all starry-eyed when I got it, thinking journalism could still mean something if it could be corrected. But then any retard like Faran could claim to be a journalist, have no shred of integrity, and think it's acceptable to be the shitty 'professional' they are.
I salute your commitment to journalistic integrity (to whatever extent such a thing even exists anymore), but I have to say that Faran's ethics, or lack thereof, as a journalist isn't what causes me to not put a whole lot of stock in the leaks.
No, the reason I don't put a whole lot of stock in the leaks is pretty simple: All they really seem to show is that Faran told some guy that Nick told her than Kayla wants to swing. Altogether, it's pretty weak. Regardless of whom it's coming from. And that's before you factor in the allegation she was looking to fuck the guy she was talking to.
Now, if something had leaked where Nick was a participant in the discussion, as was the case with PC and Kalea (who is all of us,
naturally), that would be a different story.
Is what Faran is claiming true? I dunno.
Maybe. The point is though that it's hardly a smoking gun. That's why I've largely ignored it. Faran seems pretty uninteresting to me in general.
The reason i don't see calling out Nick for the swinging/cuckold stuff as being moral fagging is he deemed those actions as being so heinous that it warranted life ruination. Jack Murphy's sin was being a fake right winger who engaged in cuckolding and swinging. Sounds a lot like a certain someone.
I dunno if Nick was looking for "life ruination" with Murphy, but he took immense pleasure in mocking Murphy for being a degenerate fraud, and the Farms cheered him for it. Nick was seen as the truth telling hero, amongst a sea of charlatans, that a lot of people welcomed into their lives.
Sadly, all that turned out to be bullshit. I dunno what would possess him to think he could go degen himself and not catch shit from here, but apparently he did.
