LifeSurge and Pablo Torre story
- By jwinslow
- College Football
- 40 Replies
And legitimate journalists use underhanded tactics.Investigating a company that is scamming people? Yes. You're just upset that he mentioned the players who appeared at the seminar. He never accuses them of any wrongdoing but talks about how the company uses well known athletes and celebrities to draw people in. It's Life Surge he is investigating, not the players. Torre is a legit investigative journalist.
1) This is twitter. 99.99% of people will not read this.
2) Read this sentence and tell me whether it implies Urban is the scam artist:
Three Ohio State football players, Urban Meyer and Kirk Herbstreit (and his dog) headlined a Life Surge event in Columbus:"I was stunned that it really wasn't a bigger story... These guys are literally funneling well-intentioned, financially illiterate Christians into a meat
You shouldn't need to re-read other things it to realize what's actually being said. But that was his intention, because he knew:
- Trolling OSU
- attaching it to these characters the face of CFB in Kirk, the 2nd best coach of the previous 20 years and a highly controversial dog
would generate massive ratings:
Quoting DJ Byrnes is certainly a choice by Pablo.Interestingly, Pablo didn’t (nor did DJ) explore the entire backstory on “The Walk Foundation” but probably isn’t as straightforward as scamming people and taking advantage of their credit.
There's an actual story here full of ugly details. It doesn't require idiotic tactics to get people to read about it (or maybe it does, which is sadder)
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