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> With all respect, that's nonsense. It's not at all. The law doesn't cover all forms of community or personal misconduct, sexual or otherwise. And everyone -
by exasperaited 1y ago
> With all respect, that's nonsense.
It's not at all. The law doesn't cover all forms of community or personal misconduct, sexual or otherwise.
And everyone -- especially businesses in Silicon Valley -- understands this.
- bombcar 1y agoExactly. Sexual relations between adults is rarely illegal but most people have issues with it between subordinates and leaders in a company, etc. Often documented in company policy or other things, so it’s against a rule, but not illegal. Same with various forms of cheating - adultery is illegal in some states; but not all. And even then rarely prosecuted.
- lelanthran 1y ago> Often documented in company policy or other things, so it’s against a rule, but not illegal. Yes, and those rules are enforceable contracts with penalties for breaking clauses in those contracts. I want to know why, if those penalties are insufficient, is it better to join a mob than to petition the parties drawing up those contracts for stiffer penalties.
- wulfstan 1y agoThis is exactly right. Criminality is a very high bar! There are many behaviours that fall well short of criminality that we shouldn't accept in communities.
- Dracophoenix 1y agoLike homosexuality, atheism, blasphemy, miscegenation, witchcraft, vagrancy, and a whole host of other "anti- social" behaviors, right? After all, who polices the morality police?