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> this was a win all around No. This kid did nothing wrong. Yet he still felt the need to say these words: > I now know what I did was wrong, and I’ll never
by matheusmoreira 2y ago
> this was a win all around
No.
This kid did nothing wrong.
Yet he still felt the need to say these words:
> I now know what I did was wrong, and I’ll never do it again.
He lost some of his dignity that day. He was made to submit. To some rich corporation's will. Despite probably having zero obligation to do so.
I couldn't care less what your job is or what "results" your employer wants out of you. If you do what this guy did, you suck.
- hyperman1 2y agoI wish I had more upvotes to give you. A company made a mistake. A kid found out. So the company sicks the lawyers on the kid? Teaches the kid to not be curious? Does he really believe kids should only sit down and mindlessly consume content,only when a bigcorp dictates it, never walking a millimeter from the path? And then the bastard lawyer brags about it? My blood boils just reading this. I hope that corporate creep never has any kids of his own.
- floydnoel 2y agosociety is becoming enshittified by the majority of people giving a pass to people doing banal, evil stuff constantly because it is "their job."