Hodgy
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The naysayers have cherrypicked the 'I gave the scouts autonomy' quote (see my post #940) without listening to Lindens comments on the matter after. (in this interview, and Botchfords ,2018)... Linden goes on to explain that he wanted 'everybody voice in the room to be heard'...basically,..an 'even playing field..free speech' regardless of rank within the organization....This is the 'autonomy he was talking about'...They debated hard, and picked the right guy....
The 'tone deaf' committee has pushed their narratives of 'major divides, and overruling' where clearly..that was not in the spirit of the proceedings..as explained by Linden himself ('good healthy debate)..
Do you understand what “autonomy” is? An even playing field or free speech as you say isn’t autonomy, so your interpretation of Linden’s comments relies on him not understanding what the term autonomy means and using it in the wrong context.
Autonomy is allowing a person or persons the right to make decisions about something within their purview. Sure, Linden wanted everyone in the room’s voice to be heard, but it’s also pretty clear he wanted the scouts to have autonomy.
For comments that you describe as being vague or inconclusive, it’s pretty funny that you cannot provide a reasonable interpretation where Linden didn’t need to step in to ensure the scouts’ autonomy.
Try again.