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Originally Posted by Ohio
TC was rarely overbearing in public... It was with the gifted ones, the elders and the workers, that TC could really put to shame, without provocation, notification, or justification.
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Your comment adds a layer to the shaming/dominating-based pattern of "discipling" or "training" relationships.
MEB to WN: check.
WN to WL: ??
WL to TC: check.
TC to his more gifted subordinates: check.
TC's underlings to the GLA rank-and-file: check.
TC didn't bully you directly. Instead he did it through an elder. I suppose you (Ohio) were meant to "disciple" someone else underneath you, as well. As I said, we are looking at a behavioral pattern here; a clear behavioral pattern manifesting itself institutionally through the construction of a worldly, fear- and shame-based hierarchical organization.