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> Liang is one of the lowest-ranking executives charged so far. While I approve of strict punishments for such terrible actions, I worry that this is a case of
by matthberg 9y ago
> Liang is one of the lowest-ranking executives charged so far.
While I approve of strict punishments for such terrible actions, I worry that this is a case of a "scapegoat" being advertised as punished, so that the real decision makers higher up can go with lighter reprimands. Since the scapegoat is guilty of the crime, the deception is much easier.
- valuearb 9y agoHe's welcome to testify about the CEO's involvement, I'm sure the Justice Department would be more than happy to make that case. But sometimes the only evidence can only convict those most directly responsible.