Oh they knew what they were doing.

Same. When I was young I would flip people off when they cut me off and yell at confront people who I felt were wronging me of someone else I loved or was with.  Now I have made a promise to myself to pretend that every person in the world is actually a 6’6” cage fighter.  Would I confront a cage fighter or just let…

The ease at which people feel so comfortable judging these people is scary. You have to always put yourself in someone else’s shoes, even if they have more privilege than you do. It’s not about feeling sorry for them or justifying their actions. It’s about looking inward and understand that we all have shortcomings…

Oh yeah?  This is why?  You better say something to him then because I’m pretty sure you’re next in his call sheet of potential replacements.