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This case isn't a question of morality - Francesca Viola has openly admitted to spreading the false conspiracies and the other comments. She also appealed to
by minsc__and__boo 5y ago
This case isn't a question of morality - Francesca Viola has openly admitted to spreading the false conspiracies and the other comments. She also appealed to her position of authority at the university in her own comments.
She's claiming that Benton misattributed the Islamophobe comment "Scum. Deport them. They hate us. Get rid of them.” to her, despite it being from the same disqus account.
If you want to drag morality into it to take the moral high ground, at what point does making bad faith arguments in civil court cross the line too?
- colpabar 5y agoI wasn't arguing anything related to the lawsuit. The comment that started this thread stated that doxxing was wrong, and morality was dragged in in the comment I responded to, which said that doxxing people is ok if you feel it's morally justified ("the right way to live"). I personally think the university had every right to fire her. I also think that what Benton did was extremely unethical, especially because he works for a journalism organization.