Well, everyone that’s put up a similar stance has been physically removed from their offices and had their access to resources required to do their jobs revoked.
What’s gonna make this one any different?
Don’t get me wrong, I support it; I just don’t expect it to be effective.
Then don’t make it easy for them. Make them have to take the time to revoke everything rather than just letting them go on to the next person
Resistance doesn’t mean winning every fight, but to delay, delay, delay everywhere you can. The more time they have to spend putting up with you is less time they can spend messing with other people who can fight back during that whole time
I’m not saying she or others should lay down and let it happen; I’m mostly just wondering what’s different about this situation. She hasn’t been marched out yet (presumably). How come?
It doesn’t seem like she’s been frog marched out of the building, yet. How come, what’s different here? Public perception? Physical resistance from others? Something else?
Clearly she’s doing something right; I just wonder what’s protecting her.
Well, everyone that’s put up a similar stance has been physically removed from their offices and had their access to resources required to do their jobs revoked.
What’s gonna make this one any different?
Don’t get me wrong, I support it; I just don’t expect it to be effective.
Then don’t make it easy for them. Make them have to take the time to revoke everything rather than just letting them go on to the next person
Resistance doesn’t mean winning every fight, but to delay, delay, delay everywhere you can. The more time they have to spend putting up with you is less time they can spend messing with other people who can fight back during that whole time
Fair enough.
I’m not saying she or others should lay down and let it happen; I’m mostly just wondering what’s different about this situation. She hasn’t been marched out yet (presumably). How come?
“No, make me.”
Because it’s still fighting back. They automatically win when you just give up.
Again; I support it, I’m just not expecting much.
It doesn’t seem like she’s been frog marched out of the building, yet. How come, what’s different here? Public perception? Physical resistance from others? Something else?
Clearly she’s doing something right; I just wonder what’s protecting her.
Do you have an example? From where I am, I don’t see too much resistance (apart from the FBI agents suing the DOJ).
The directors and pretty much all of the security team at the Office of Personal Management come to mind.
Coward says what now.