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COncerning that what they call disloyalty could be viewed also as an act of whistleblowing integrityTold ya
Both sects of the Liberal lunatic religious far right want Guy gone, both groups working to remove him
True thatTo be fair, at least one of those sects is not especially religious.
So the disloyalty is the issue here, not the blatant attempted corruption? Public servants have a duty to blow the whistle on this sort of behaviour.
Angry at the whistle blower, not at the corruption. Never change Libs.
If you can’t differentiate between avarice and intellect, cunning and guileless, you may be overestimating the number of smart acquaintances in your ‘circle’. Grifters aren’t high achievers.So, so not true
COncerning that what they call disloyalty could be viewed also as an act of whistleblowing integrity
COncerning that what they call disloyalty could be viewed also as an act of whistleblowing integrity
Objection. SpeculationThis is true. But even more concerning is that the act of "whistleblowing" was likely motivated more by revenge than by integrity.
I'm not sure the Vic ALP branch is any better really. Corruption all around.
what complete horse s**tIf you can’t differentiate between avarice and intellect, cunning and guileless, you may be overestimating the number of smart acquaintances in your ‘circle’. Grifters aren’t high achievers.
Most criminals are caught because they can’t keep their mouths shut.
Not sure why this particular post got a “lol” from Ghost PatrolThis is true. But even more concerning is that the act of "whistleblowing" was likely motivated more by revenge than by integrity.
Not sure why this particular post got a “lol” from Ghost Patrol
WTF are you talking about?It's because your recent attempts to point score regarding a particular topic seem to be motivated more by revenge, as opposed to integrity.
Exactly.Rightly or wrongly, I think things like branch stacking, the red shirts and even toxic working environment are seen as a bit ticky tack, "everyone does it" etc.
What appears to have happened in this instance effectively seems to be more like taking money and putting it in your pocket for who knows what favours in the future.
If the same story came out about Dan Andrews' office, he'd be toast, in my opinion.
Not really, in a way he is saying that the whistle blower is more vengeance than integrity (as in doesn’t expect integrity from the lnp) I must admit I had hopes things would be differentObjection. Speculation
That’s exactly what I’m saying. It would be hoped that the leak was driven by a frustration at this sort of behaviour but, depressingly, it is more likely driven by self interest.Not really, in a way he is saying that the whistle blower is more vengeance than integrity (as in doesn’t expect integrity from the lnp) I must admit I had hopes things would be different