Why do bosses play the victim when you call them out on their antagonizing behavior, but they’ve berated you so openly?

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Because theyre pussies

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  My former boss was such a c*nt. Everyone hated her. I had to actually file a lawsuit against her because she owes me a LOT of unpaid overtime. Before hiring attorney - I told her off after she fired me and then she cried about it to HR and they were like wow that’s so disturbing and then she blocked my number. OH! So I had to listen to your constant nonsense/abuse but you can’t hear it from anyone else?
  
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