• prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    5 days ago

    Or maybe you should tell the entire story about how he realized he fucked up, formally apologized, and made good with the organization.

    Seems like the opposite of a red flag to me. When is the last time we had a competent leader who was willing to admit it when they’re wrong?

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      5 days ago

      LoL. ‘It’s just a little ol’ military crackdown! Nobody’s perfect! He said he was sorry!!’

      You’re welcome to forgive him, but it’s still disqualifying. You don’t give someone a second chance to repeat their mistakes, when that mistake was an authoritarian military crackdown on the people they were charged with protecting.

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        5 days ago

        Nobody can ever change their mind about anything, but also Republicans are the worst because they never change their minds about anything!

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          People can change. That doesn’t mean they’re entitled to a position of power after they have earned a reputation for abusing power.