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> almost facing the consequences of your actions No, but the consequences of a seemingly sociopath CEO's actions. Your reply was one of the worst things I've
by cutemonster 6y ago
> almost facing the consequences of your actions
No, but the consequences of a seemingly sociopath CEO's actions.
Your reply was one of the worst things I've read here on HN the last weeks. Saying such things to someone who was, back at the time, thinking about suicide.
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- rand846633 6y agoPlease help me understand how the fact alone that someone is thinking if suicide change anything how they should be treated? To go to the two extremes: Aaron Swartz but also Hitler killed them self..
- feoren 6y agoDo you really not think accomplices to a crime ever deserve to face consequences for the crime? It sucks what OP went through but I'm not going to say a bank robber shouldn't go to jail because he's real sad about the whole thing.
- marshmallow_12 6y agoagain there's a vast gulf between one who steals money through dishonesty and one who steals with voilence. (granted if you have been screwed over you may disagree)
- hagy 6y agoI think we'll all reading too much into this. Without knowing the details of what specifically the CEO, CTO, and others did, I don't think any of us can express much judgement. This anonymous poster stayed on topic and told us about a leadership challenges and the personal trials and tribulations of dealing with the challenge. Personally, I'm glad to have read this tidbit and thankful they shared it. They likely can't provide more details for legal reasons and they certainly don't want to bring attention to this part of their career.