The journalist who lost his job can pressurize and humiliate the employer in every non-violent manner possible. The employee should be free to air the truth, and spread the information as widely as possible. If people genuinely care for the truth, what they should do is to facilitate the process. Tweet. Retweet. Blog about this. Many things could be done to ensure that the stigma attached to such acts is tremendous, so that the temptation of money, power and positions pale in comparison. Instead of hiding behind the contemptible, cowardly excuse that someone is airing dirty laundry, make public heroes out of the people who do this. The truth is that no one likes being made a laughing stock. Khushwant Singh once said, “When you make somebody a laughing stock, you kill him.” If they fully know the consequences, they would think thrice before taking such a decision. libertarianeconomist/nothing-wrong/
Posted on: Mon, 18 Nov 2013 05:59:50 +0000