You know who I'm talking about.
It's not even political parties to blame.
Every big organization makes the same mistake.
Ignore problems until one person decides to do something about it.
Then expect the usual tactics will shut them down.
Its a strange king of hubris.
You really need to quickly identify an ethics driven person form a pragmatic one.
An idealist will destroy you and themselves for a greater good.
These are the people you need to negotiate with.
Pragmatic people are blind to this sort of person.
Nothing could be further from their approach to the world.
And negotiating doesn't mean setting up a set of conditions that meet your needs,
but fail to satisfy the non negotiable ethical principals of the rebel.
It's not even political parties to blame.
Every big organization makes the same mistake.
Ignore problems until one person decides to do something about it.
Then expect the usual tactics will shut them down.
Its a strange king of hubris.
You really need to quickly identify an ethics driven person form a pragmatic one.
An idealist will destroy you and themselves for a greater good.
These are the people you need to negotiate with.
Pragmatic people are blind to this sort of person.
Nothing could be further from their approach to the world.
And negotiating doesn't mean setting up a set of conditions that meet your needs,
but fail to satisfy the non negotiable ethical principals of the rebel.
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