The Rich Boy Tyrant and the Great Git Consensus

AFTER THE CIRCUS

If he’s a symptom, “no more him” is a cosmetic fix.

The hard part is:
– Making it structurally harder for rich men to fail upwards forever.
– Repairing education and media so people have some defence against weaponised nonsense.
– Refusing the sugar rush of the strongman, even when you’re exhausted and everything’s on fire.

And underneath all that: noticing when the same script runs in us.
– Wanting to dominate instead of understand.
– Needing enemies more than reality.
– Treating “no” as an insult instead of information.

You don’t end this pattern by recruiting a nicer version of the same archetype. You end it by refusing the whole rich-boy-as-Daddy story.

Anonymised tyrants, fully recognisable patterns; the names change, the damage doesn’t.