> They might have been under pressure (why else would they validate a failed test)? And you can't blame people for not being a whistleblower. When your literal

> They might have been under pressure (why else would they validate a failed test)? And you can't blame people for not being a whistleblower. When your literal job is to test critical safety features, yes, you can be blamed for failing at it. Especially when people died because you knowingly failed at your job. What's next, not blaming architects for designing an unstable building that crashes down? Not blaming a chemical factory's security inspector for OKing dumping of toxic waste into a river?