One annoying thing about building a high-trust culture is ensuring we have a single set of rules that no one is above.
I don& #39;t think Ginsburg understands or would even care that in undermining this facet, that the ever-fragile trust we have deteriorates all the more. https://twitter.com/jimmyhooverdc/status/1245120170424762368">https://twitter.com/jimmyhoov...

It& #39;s one thing to have impudent teenagers rebelling against the rules, it& #39;s quite another to say "I& #39;m old and important therefore the rules don& #39;t apply."

"I have status X, therefore rule N doesn& #39;t apply" has a pretty damaging ripple effect on social trust.

I may make this a social trust erosion thread. Here’s another exhibit

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Had to look through a twitter search of a lot of angry new Yorkers before finding this one. Social trust: eroded. https://www.businessinsider.com/nyc-mayor-bill-de-blasio-goes-ymca-announcing-closure-gyms-2020-3">https://www.businessinsider.com/nyc-mayor...

Almost forgot about this thread. Throwing this on the pile.

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