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4/4/2013 12:13:13 PM
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Its tricky, they betray their bretheren, but sometimes we would never know what horrible things these companies are doing.
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Isn't the terrible acts by individuals or corporations a betrayal to begin with?
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yes, it is, and when it is bad enough, it warrants the whistleblowing.
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It's just my opinion that whistleblowing is never "betrayal." They are the ones that are maintaining a moral compass, not the corporation or individual that is committing fraud, etc. When I commit to working for a company, I am not signing a binding contract that says I am adopting the corporations moral compass; I should feel no shame calling attention to amoral activities that I witness.
