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To the contrary, "sacrifice for thee but not for me" is not real leadership. They can't advocate that the work of common people is less important and can theref
by legitster 2y ago
To the contrary, "sacrifice for thee but not for me" is not real leadership. They can't advocate that the work of common people is less important and can therefor be done by Zoom.
To your point, I don't think people take umbrage with creating or advocating for compelling alternatives. But there's a difference between that and playing the blame game.
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- chipdart 2y ago> To the contrary, "sacrifice for thee but not for me" is not real leadership. Right, it's indeed the "Al Gore flies first class so let's not do anything about global warming" zombie rising from the dead. Your type won't shut up with this nonsense until you hear a hermit saying it from the comfort of his hut. Except you won't listen then as well.
- lupusreal 2y agoInnumerable private jet flights around the world every year to attend circlejerk conferences in exotic locations, or hermitage. Those are indeed the only two choices.
- s1artibartfast 2y agomore reason to focus on improvements that can be made across the board. Leadership gets their power from the same plants as everyone else.