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More like blaming lack of policing for crime...

• oldmanjay 12y ago
  you're incorrect in this case. according to the article, this blameless paragon of virtue deliberately hid his actions.
• jusben1369 12y ago
  Right. They're called checks and balances for a reason. It's more than fair for GM to assume that it's paid employees follow procedures to ensure that this type of thing doesn't happen. So to say it doesn't matter what the engineer did is a poor choice of words. Given the stakes though it's also incumbent upon GM to ensure that there are other procedures and processes in place should an employee not do the right thing. It sounds like multiple people over the course of time (failure at a media launch?!) were suspicious about this switch but no one escalated the issue.