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Originally Posted by Beatle17
Post 422. Talking about a person losing their job because they drafted the kid. When does it stop? What the kid did was terrible when he was younger (8-14). Nobody knows if he made steps to get better and has learned PART of his lesson (not apologizing is the part he still needs to learn). The cancel culture is becoming terrible, if you don't like something anyone said then attack. (not saying you are, but in general). Then dig deeper to get the next in line, that is MY point.
And don't tell me to "work harder". You don't know me and if questioning things make a person wrong, then we are all in trouble.
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If you are talking about my post, to me it’s quite simple, if my job is to look into something, and I didn’t do it properly, I would be worried about losing my job. It’s as simple as me not doing my job the way I should have.
I did not say anyone should get fired.
My stance from the start is that I don’t think he should have been drafted in the first place.
To me, the biggest tipping point in the story was when is came to light that at 16 years old he continued to torment the other kid. And the fact that he never showed that he was sorry for his actions (to the victim).