The New York Times Hippiece

The social cost of even taking the risk of having that conversation outweighed any potential benefit. I also don't want to hurt anybody's feelings. But i want to go back to what tim said, that the leader of the organization has the choice of whether to fire the person whom the mob's going after. It seems self evident that the leader shouldn't basically join the mob and inflict mob justice on this a poor employee. And the question is, why?