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Pros And Cons Of A Good Guard

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The one factor that prevents a good guard from objecting or countermanding the orders from tough or bad guards from this footage was the abuse of power. They weren’t actually trained to know what was right and what was wrong. They were force to this position without a choice. As this was mainly a test and when things went wrong they waited for the guards to solve things for themselves rather than the person who is testing them to come out and explain to them they are wrong and help them get back to the way they were told to act. As I didn’t see the documentary and what really lead to them to act that way, but the trailer the lady said “they are just boys” so they must have been treated badly for them to act this way. So the factors that a good
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