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Why would you assume scapegoating and not firing offendors who aren't "too big to fail"? Not disclosing a reason is the opposite of scapegoating. It's downplay
by alisonkisk 5y ago
Why would you assume scapegoating and not firing offendors who aren't "too big to fail"?
Not disclosing a reason is the opposite of scapegoating. It's downplaying to avoid a fresh news cycle with lurid details.