Pretty sure I found a comment from his old Reddit account in a post about his stream. The comments about his personality foreshadow the Dort we see now.

www.reddit.com/r/WorldOfWar...

Tribalism at the expense of any moral principles or critical thought.

How does one go for 19 years without questioning a random tattoo on their body that they see every day,especially self-proclaimed history buff.

The latitude they're giving this dude is astounding.

People don't seem to be understanding how incredibly specific that symbology is and the history behind it.

I guess we'll see what gets posted on that site, but at this point they're literally just responding to the same 20 posts with the hashtag.

Definitely sub-optimal.

At this point it's moved on from the GO/senior field grade level and it's just outright tagging random service members. Some of the posts are suboptimal coming from service members, but plenty of relatively mild posts getting caught up in this as well.

Seems sub-optimal for maintaining a professional officer corps.

I’ve been watching some of that since last fall, and essentially there’s a maturing dynamic where connected influencers are highlighting officers/DoD civilians and getting them fired for political/culture war issues - the COVID mandate probably being the biggest.

Which books?

I’ve been reading some that reflect personal accounts as a way to better understand how individuals react, how they reason their support for it, etc.