I don't know of anyone who's condoning what they did but: 1) Anonymous is relatively inconsistent ... you can't count on them seeing the bat signal and arrivi

I don't know of anyone who's condoning what they did but: 1) Anonymous is relatively inconsistent ... you can't count on them seeing the bat signal and arriving five minutes every time you need them (maybe they try and fail with some targets)? So even if you could point them at every injustice, would they show up? 2) We don't condone vigilantism for a reason. Everything you read was filtered through the court of public opinion and Anonymous wasn't (as far as I know) privy to any of the underlying discussions. 3) The processes that led to the two firings happen every day in corporate America. We don't need Anonymous for business to continue. And there are very defined labor laws to remedy incorrect business practices. So while I appreciate that Anonymous will in some cases fight for things I agree with, they're far too erratic to trust. Funny that I feel the same way about my government!