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Tragically, Adrian’s personal behavior is simultaneously a deep cry for help and a strong disincentive for anyone around him to provide it. If he hadn’t also been placed repeatedly in roles where his abuse of authority damages things of value, the natural response might be pity. | |||
Latest revision as of 16:27, 8 February 2024
https://twitter.com/AdrianFMalagon/status/1744208840164585943
https://twitter.com/AdrianFMalagon/status/1744206011098104075
https://twitter.com/AdrianFMalagon/status/1745124860999970993
https://twitter.com/JonathanTCasey/status/1744371579474051467
https://twitter.com/cara_schulz/status/1744442531033575728
https://twitter.com/cara_schulz/status/1744399465023144035
https://twitter.com/jambojeremy/status/1744376845045305362
https://twitter.com/ElectDeeWatson/status/1744557404350456224
https://twitter.com/cara_schulz/status/1745152897745117617
https://twitter.com/TylerJohnHarris/status/1751733136478568688
Tragically, Adrian’s personal behavior is simultaneously a deep cry for help and a strong disincentive for anyone around him to provide it. If he hadn’t also been placed repeatedly in roles where his abuse of authority damages things of value, the natural response might be pity.
