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Punishing whistleblowers seems to be a pattern. This might explains why nobody wants to speak up nowadays when they see people doing illegal stuff... Nobody wan
by cryptica 5y ago
Punishing whistleblowers seems to be a pattern. This might explains why nobody wants to speak up nowadays when they see people doing illegal stuff... Nobody wants to spend 20 years of their lives being mocked, intimidated, fired, etc... for doing the right thing. Now fraudsters are everywhere running the show and destroying society and the planet.
IMO, we should introduce death penalty for people involved in such malicious cover ups... Especially if the evidence is strong. They should be hung in a public square and then all of that person's children and descendants should be jailed for life just to be on the safe side.
- csdvrx 5y ago> They should be hung in a public square and then all of that person's children and descendants should be jailed for life just to be on the safe side. Why stop there? Jail their ascendants too! The accused bad education must have come from somewhere? Then just to be on the safe side, I'd include neighbors; the whole city block may be seen as too lenient so jailing the whole city would send the right message!
- cryptica 5y agoThe line has to be drawn somewhere. My main point is that it should be much further than where it is now.