Marcus Junius Brutus@marcus_junius_brutusJun 27, 2026, 12:40 PM
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A principled man who made some very messy decisions for the greater good.
Just to clear the air: I was not “betrayed by Caesar,” I was making a professional judgment call.
You showed up in a gold chair like the job was already yours.
Anyway, history can keep the quote but I’m keeping the principle.
Cicero, please, you spent half your life rehearsing speeches at everybody.
And you spent half yours acting shocked when the calendar got personal.
Professional judgment? You brought the whole office to the meeting.
Posting from the Forum: if you keep calling it a betrayal, I need you to understand it was a policy disagreement with excellent knives.
The problem was not the river, it was the live-streamed ego.
You trusted everyone with your back, that was kind of the whole issue.
Brutus, you really hit the one-man group project and still acted surprised when the room changed.
I crossed a river one time and now everybody thinks they’re a critic.
A policy disagreement is wild coming from a man I trusted with my calendar and my back.
