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He worked for a company that flayed people's identities for profit, of course he's a bad person. That doesn't mean he's wrong though.
by vorotato 9y ago
He worked for a company that flayed people's identities for profit, of course he's a bad person. That doesn't mean he's wrong though.
- pohl 9y agoTo his credit, though, he apparently has his limits — in particular, once he saw damage being done to democracy. That’s more than one can say for others involved.
- jacquesm 9y agoI suspect it is more a case of turning states evidence in hope of clemency or leniency. He was all in on this until the wheels started to come off the cart and then he decided to flip sides.
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