Let's call it what it is.
There's a particular kind of cruelty that doesnt scream.
No permanence. No space. No autonomy. Police in the lobby. Badge logs. Presence monitored like attendance in detention.
Five days in office — not because the work demands it,
but because control does.
And then you ask:
"Why is the morale low?"
Dignity doesnt disappear overnight.
It erodes — policy by policy.
Engineered humiliation that nobody deserves, it subtle.
It smiles in town halls.
It calls itself "transformation"
Loyalty isn't dead.
Respect is.