> It's never okay to destroy a man's life, but he made a poor choice to have his life destroyed. Did he leak the memo to the press to cause the outrage? No he

> It's never okay to destroy a man's life, but he made a poor choice to have his life destroyed. Did he leak the memo to the press to cause the outrage? No he didn't, so he is not responsible for the PR whirlwind created by it. Those who leaked the internal corporate communication are responsible and they should be fired.