Yes, he's an equal opportunity asshole, Szilard said. And he's aware of it, which he thinks means it's okay.
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In "The Ghost Brigades" by John Scalzi, the character Szilard comments on someone's behavior by stating that the individual treats everyone poorly, regardless of their status. This indicates a level of awareness about his actions, which he believes justifies them in some way. Szilard's observation highlights a troubling perspective: that being an equal-opportunity offender somehow mitigates the negativity of the actions.
This portrayal suggests a complex interplay between self-awareness and accountability....
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