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Huh? Of course he was wrong!

• spacechild1 5y ago
  Why are you so sure? What was more important: respecting Kafka's personal wish or making sure that future generations can read “the trial“? I'm not claiming I have a definite answer, btw.
• kelnos 5y ago
  I think he was both. He did wrong by Kafka because he violated Kafka's trust, but he did right by the public by refusing to destroy that which should and would eventually belong to the commons.
• wpietri 5y ago
  Oh? Why? Kafka wasn't harmed. He was dead.