While in government, you discover the President is committing extortion and other serious crimes. would you blow the whistle?
הרב ריאן Rabbi Ryan
2008/04/04 23:38:55
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While in government, you discover the President is committing extortion and other serious crimes. By exposing the situation you might bring about the Presidents downfall, but your career would be destroyed because you would be framed, fired, and publicly humiliated on other matters. Knowing you would be vindicated five years later, would you blow the whistle? What if you knew you would never be vindicated?
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Girl, Interrupted 2008/04/05 01:16:37
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- Girl, Interrupted 2008/04/05 01:16:37Yes
+11I'm blowing the whistle nowreply - nightm4825 In god we trust 2008/04/05 00:38:00Yes+4Its your obligation to but you might turn up missingreply
- Lykos 2008/04/05 00:03:04
- kimmpossiable 2008/04/04 23:55:25Yes+5I would If I could prove and back up the alligations...They would fall hard..even if I was never vindicated, I wouldn't care..reply
- Angel 2008/04/04 23:53:37Yes+6I'd do it, reguardlessreply
- Lou 2008/04/04 23:52:19Yes+3Whistles should be blowing the roof off of the White House right now. Guess people are scared of losing their jobs or getting knocked off for turning the old boy in.reply
- Pet Rock Whisperer 2008/04/04 23:45:39Yes+4Absolutely. My nephew is a secret service agent in the white house. Betcha he's got some stories he can never talk about.reply
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Yes+3Yes I would do what is best, there is no reason to be curropt at all...you can be only as good as you want! II would even if I wasnt vindicated.reply
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