The supervisor?
The IT worker who maintains the system?
The janitor who cleans the building?
Once people start justifying violence because they’re angry at systems, they stop seeing human beings. That’s how everything collapses.
The supervisor?
The IT worker who maintains the system?
The janitor who cleans the building?
Once people start justifying violence because they’re angry at systems, they stop seeing human beings. That’s how everything collapses.
Executing someone in the street because they work for a company—however flawed, greedy, or harmful that company may be—is collective punishment, and that’s a line civilized societies do not cross.
Executing someone in the street because they work for a company—however flawed, greedy, or harmful that company may be—is collective punishment, and that’s a line civilized societies do not cross.