Are you using that aggressively to counter what is usually kind of informal and sometimes even nonverbal sort of conduct or communication that leads to this type of ostracism or retaliation?
Jack Reed: “Are you using that aggressively to counter what is usually kind of informal and sometimes even nonverbal sort of conduct…”
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Reed questions the use of authority to combat retaliation in the military.
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