When you fight on principle, you have to decide just how far you're willing to go.
The antagonists here will make the personal cost to Levison, right or wrong, for better or worse, extremely high.
Levison appears to have the cojones to take the fight all the way. For now.
The trap of fighting on their terms, which I also fell into, is that you're in the mud too. Then is a war of attrition. Absolutely exhausting.
But all fights are rock, paper, scissors.
I decided I can't win on their battle field. I stepped back, reassessed, and am now fighting a battle I think is winnable.
(My issues are election integrity and open government.)
When you fight on principle, you have to decide just how far you're willing to go.
The antagonists here will make the personal cost to Levison, right or wrong, for better or worse, extremely high.
Levison appears to have the cojones to take the fight all the way. For now.
The trap of fighting on their terms, which I also fell into, is that you're in the mud too. Then is a war of attrition. Absolutely exhausting.
But all fights are rock, paper, scissors.
I decided I can't win on their battle field. I stepped back, reassessed, and am now fighting a battle I think is winnable.
(My issues are election integrity and open government.)