It was a company where 80% of employees were interns, I was one of them, the other 20% were people who couldn't get hired elsewhere, with just a handful of thos

It was a company where 80% of employees were interns, I was one of them, the other 20% were people who couldn't get hired elsewhere, with just a handful of those who actually knew what they were doing. There was no leadership. I agree that I handled the situation unprofessionally, but I feel excused, considering the circumstances. Whether I'd do it again depends on who'd need to clear up this mess. If it's people I care about because I got to know them - I'd keep my cool. But if it's some abstract "organization" where I was just a random cogwheel with zero connection to other cogwheels, then you can't expect me to care about anything that doesn't include "me".