[patrickg_zill]

Explain to me how a guy surrounded by Jewish people at Goldman Sachs could rise up in the organization and leave as a vice president of the company, if he was truly anti- Semitic.

He would have to be a better actor than Ben Kingsley and Laurence Olivier combined. After Goldman he worked in Hollywood btw.

[zimpenfish]

Perhaps he pivoted after he left Goldman Sachs? Plus there's many examples of people who have managed to keep their beliefs and/or outside lives well away from the people they work with. Many serial/spree killers have had someone quoted afterwards saying they were the nicest person and you'd never think it, etc. It really doesn't require great acting.

[patrickg_zill]

So you are remotely diagnosing and mind reading... Cool.

[tashi]

History shows that you'd only need to be as good an actor as Mel Gibson.

[patrickg_zill]

He'd have to be better. Think about it...

[tashi]

No luck figuring out what reason you have in mind. Want to explain?

[patrickg_zill]

Gibson got caught. So for anyone else to not be caught they would have to be better than Gibson.

[tashi]

Oh. No, he didn't get caught because he failed at acting, he got caught because he forgot to keep the act up while he was drunk.