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Well, holding feet to fire is of course fine, and necessary. I can't answer for others, and I don't like slurs either. But there are legitimate questions to be asked. Always seeking to lowball -- which is what it really does look like -- raises one.
If you don't like slurs don't make them Nick. I am not anti-NGO. Or part of a "crowd". I do think perceptions of the scale of the revenues at stake are systematically overinflated, often by orders of magnitude and this undermines understanding & ultimately risks accountability
It's not a slur, it's a genuine question. If your answer is 'they are systematically over-inflated so my responses will tend to undercut theirs,' then fine. (I may disagree, but OK.) lowballing by misquoting (not tooo badly) is another matter, and perfectly legitimate to question
Nick. As i said calling me part of an anti-NGO crowd is a slur. It signals to people who are working within NGOs that I am anti them and they should be anti-me, and suspicious of my motives. And it has been said again and again.
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