> it's a story about how the vaccine rollout procedure wasn't good enough and left him in a shitty situation. Nothing done at this scale and speed is going to

> it's a story about how the vaccine rollout procedure wasn't good enough and left him in a shitty situation. Nothing done at this scale and speed is going to be perfect. There's always going to be problems. I wish that people like the administrator who fired him and the prosecutor who charged him would have used better judgement. This logic is not "reasonable" given how extreme the outcome is. It takes a lot of steadfast effort to go after someone like that knowing that it's going to be a PR nightmare (except perhaps on HN, where people will argue that it was "logical"). This story seems completely insane to me.