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We failed him? How overwrought can you get? He wasn't incarcerated, executed, sued, or tried for a crime. He lost his job. As we're all fond of implying here,
by wonderzombie 13y ago
We failed him? How overwrought can you get?
He wasn't incarcerated, executed, sued, or tried for a crime. He lost his job. As we're all fond of implying here, there's no right to employment, let alone the right to be a CEO.
Don't hide behind "meritocracy" and "tolerance" to defend morally repugnant ideals. You demean those words and yourself. You reveal your lack of understanding of what an open and free society means when it comes to the more vulnerable, less privileged members of same.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> He lost his job. He quit his job. It may be that he was forced to quit to avoid being fired, but that's not at all clear.