Six eBay executives and employees charged over alleged cyberstalking campaign
Not even mentioning that one of those charged used to be a <i>police captain</i>...<p>...but what the hell is wrong with people that they take their job so seriously that they'd <i>personally</i> harass the people who run a newsletter that's critical of the company they work for?<p>And that <i>six</i> of them would do it <i>together</i>?<p>There are no lives at stake here. Nobody's curing cancer or saving democracy here, where maybe I could at least <i>understand</i> how somebody might take criticism as something immoral that needed to be fought against, even if I deeply disagreed with the method.<p>But I just can't even fathom why these six people even cared enough in the first place about some newsletter criticizing them. Where are their psychological work-life boundaries? Why would they even care?<p>This is just so beyond bizarre. It's like some kind of pathological level of psychological identification with your company. Your job is <i>just a job</i>, folks.