A study in delusion, denial, and the death of shame
Once upon a condo, there was a board that bankrupted its own corporation – and instead of resigning, they ran for re-election.
Because in Blenvale, failure isn’t disqualifying – it’s a rĂ©sumĂ© booster.
🪞 The Age of No Shame
Most people, when they destroy something, feel remorse.
These people feel entitlement.
They’ve drained the reserve fund, wasted $300,000 on losing lawsuits, and still appear in emails preaching “responsibility” and “community service.”
If moral compasses could talk, theirs would say:
“Recalculating… destination not found.”
đź‘‘ Historical Parallels for the Hopelessly Self-Impressed
There’s something eerily familiar about the psychology of Blenvale’s leadership.
When you can’t lead by results, you lead by fantasy.
When you can’t inspire with truth, you rewrite the narrative.
- Nero burned Rome and then wrote a speech about “urban renewal.”
- Louis XVI bankrupted France and wondered why the peasants seemed “ungrateful.”
- King Jo Mun Korea of Blenvale drains the corporation and calls it strategic governance.
Every tyrant – great or small – begins the same way:
By convincing themselves that incompetence is destiny.
đź’¸ The Philosophy of Ruin
They tell you they’re “serving the community.”
But what community benefits from being dragged into court, bankrupted, and publicly embarrassed?
That’s not service.
That’s self-promotion at the expense of everyone else’s property values.
It’s like an arsonist claiming credit for “testing the fire alarms.”
🧠The Psychology of Delusion
They don’t see their failures – they see martyrdom.
Every time they lose in court, it’s not a sign of error; it’s a “misunderstood victory.”
Every financial disaster becomes a “necessary sacrifice.”
And every critic becomes a “threat to unity.”
This isn’t leadership – it’s narcissism dressed in policy language.
⚰️ The Death of Accountability
In a normal world, when leaders fail catastrophically, they step down.
In Blenvale, they print flyers about their “dedication.”
They stare into the mirror of public embarrassment and somehow see heroes.
Because shame died in this condo a long time ago – right around the time the legal invoices started arriving.
🕯️ Final Thought
True service means owning your mistakes.
True leadership means knowing when to stop causing harm.
But delusional leaders never retire – they just run again.
So next election, remember:
If they had a moral compass, they’d be home.
But they don’t.
And that’s why they’re still running.
Disclaimer: This post is satire and opinion. Read full disclaimer.
