Selfish Politicians Try To Ostracize Opponents.
There Are Countless Ways Innovation Triggers Social Vulnerability Politicians in power often wish to keep the status quo. Instead of their becoming vulnerable to a change in voter sentiment they can adjust to, the political may wish to squash new movements before they make headway.
Key strategies for less sanguine politicians is to create multiple stressors towards the innovator that may change the political landscape. When an old boy political network finds way to weaken potential opponents the old boy network has a better chance of avoiding change.
Politicians who dislike innovators can deliver agents triggering stress and shocks to the threatening party. Social vulnerability in the form of political bullying is one example. This can be in the form of abuse, and ostracizing even friendly people who wish to do good. Unhealthy politicians often practice what is known as political social exclusion. Social vulnerability is the difficulty people have to withstand adverse impacts from multiple stressors. Sadly these impacts are due in part to characteristics inherent in human political constructs. Selfishness from unhealthy politicians can trigger negativity in social interactions, institutions, and systems of cultural values.
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