“Someone power-hungry makes a new rule at your workplace.  It’s unnecessary.  It’s counterproductive.  It’s an irritant.  It removes some of the pleasure and meaning from your work.  But you tell yourself it’s all right.  It’s not worth complaining about.  Then it happens again.  You’ve already trained yourself to allow such things, by failing to react the first time.  You’re a little less courageous.  Your opponent, unopposed, is a little bit stronger.  The institution is a little bit more corrupt.  The process of bureaucratic stagnation and oppression is underway, and you’ve contributed, by pretending that it was OK.  Why not complain?  Why not take a stand?  If you do, other people, equally afraid to speak up, may come to your defense.  And if not—maybe it’s time for a revolution.  Maybe you should find a job somewhere else, where your soul is less in danger from corruption.” ~ Jordan Peterson, via 12 Rules for Life (Pages 214-215)