If this was just about judging TC's trustworthiness, the discussion would stop at the point where the intern was dismissed and his posts removed. Shaming the in

If this was just about judging TC's trustworthiness, the discussion would stop at the point where the intern was dismissed and his posts removed. Shaming the intern publicly for his action is not about judging trustworthiness, it's about participating in a public stoning for the sheer pleasure of feeling holier-than-thou. I agree with the reply by ruabin but wanted to add one point on this. The fact that the intern was dismissed means next to nothing. If there is a question of trustworthiness here it's in the vetting process and overall integrity of the organization. In other words the issue isn't the intern but the fact that there could be more like him.