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That's easy to say when you're not in that position. Who knows how many threats they've received for themselves and their loved ones too. This is a mob ran world we're talking about (not hyperbole),
You shouldn't assume what position anyone is in.
But historically we know what happens when people resign...
Well, I do at least, are you aware what happened with the KKK in the South and why the majority of Southern politicians went from Black to white?
It wasn't good for the families of the people who resigned or anyone else of that group.
Maybe take your own advice
Not all of them resigned. Many were killed. I don't disagree with your general point, but the southern leadership is stained in blood, not just from giving up. Tulsa, Wilmington, plenty more.
I agree.