Context matters what you are trying to prove is a false equivalence. She chose to post them up on her personal wall of shame that has thousands of followers wit

Context matters what you are trying to prove is a false equivalence. She chose to post them up on her personal wall of shame that has thousands of followers with a clear picture of both their faces and without their permission. Anyone with any experience on the internet understands how potentially ruining social media can be. Look at the recent Steubenville scandal (these people actually deserved it though). If you want to use something as powerful as social media as a tool for justice you better be ready to take responsibility if you are on the wrong side. I also agree that the company that fired the person should also be held responsible for caving in to social pressure so easily. They are both responsible for the outcome.