Reminds me of one of the main FOIA guys who runs "The Black Vault" for UFO shit being like.
"I trust the government and appreciate all their good works, I just firmly believe in the civic value of government transparency and disclosure."
Probably my favourite kind of brainworms within the sphere of parapolitics, just a fundamentally endearing viewpoint to have.
Yes, most critically he later admitted in an article(after being laid off) that he was personally witness to Helen Hindpere receiving verbal abuse on a company call that was so loud that he could hear it from her headphones.
Helen mentions this in the documentary, Tuulik did not, and while he was not the primary figure questioning Hindperes work and leadership, he took a centrist stance between owners and the fired creatives.
Obviously not that any of this makes him deserve being subjected to the crap thats going on, though I do think it makes the goofy radical shit from his studio take on kind of a hollow tone.
If you're gonna be the gamer maoist studio dropping manifestos with "creatives hold up half the sky" type slogans, I think a gamer self crit is warranted too.