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Find that CIA/FBI operations manual on how to disrupt orgs by using infiltrators and turncoats.
Print out and highlight the parts that talk about the specific actions of, nitpicking on specific but insignificant details and what is essentially filibustering.
Pass them around.
passive-aggressive fedjacketing doesn't sound like a good idea
They can be passive aggressive or aggressive aggressive about it.
If a person is doing a thing that is dodgy and nobody wants to directly confront them about it, maybe laying the groundwork for the offending person to do some self reflection will make it easier when somebody pushes back in a more direct manner.
Being an oxygen thief isn't a good idea either.
Its not fedjacketing to say that certain behaviours are counter productive and that feds do them on purpose. If you keep doing counter productive things despite being told they are counter productive you are as useful to the org as any fed.
But doing it passive-aggressively in response to someone doing something you don't like is.