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I don't know man. I can't see any situation where these actions are justifiable. Revenge generally helps no one.
by xupybd 9y ago
I don't know man. I can't see any situation where these actions are justifiable. Revenge generally helps no one.
- treyfitty 9y agoFor what it's worth, revenge doesn't require a net benefit to the situation. The word "revenge" is kind of similar to "retaliation" where an actor is purely seeking retribution for a past event without regard. To us, it's not justifiable. Hell, the ex-admin may think so too. But that doesn't mean we should automatically side with the employer and subsequently crucify the ex-admin. We don't have any information yet.
- moron4hire 9y agoHow do we even know the story is at all truthful? Maybe someone who still works there did something stupid they couldn't recover from and is now blaming it on "an ex-admin" to make it sound nice.
- valuearb 9y agoIs your first assumption always that the victim made up a story to cover up their own misbehavior?
- moron4hire 9y agoIs your first assumption that people only post their first assumptions? WTF dude. There are plenty of people in this thread already ready to tar and feather a completely unknown person. I'm just trying to point out that we don't actually know anything about what is going on.