Facebook Should Not Fire Sheryl Sandberg - A Retraction
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#3So Youngstown. (I grew up there)
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#5Mincing words over what this man did is cowardice. Patrick Dobson is a piece of shit. He slandered a successful person to make a name for himself by implying a woman didn't earn her job but instead charmed her way into it. All to further his own name. He isn't clever, or risk-taking, or gaming the system.
He's simply a piece of shit. A terrible person. His apology is trying to cover up the fact that he did something completely unprofessional and immoral and passed it off like a traffic generation strategy.
If you see his apology and think "Oh, well I'm glad he apologized" you're only encouraging disgusting behaviour.
And that doesn't even get into the fact that he's either incompetent or a liar or both.
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#6"Gotta love @ericries on Twitter these days. Shameless self promoter? Check. Shill for Obama? Check. Startup insight? Negative. Unfollowed."
Something very similar could be said for you, padobson.
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#7"Having built an impressive resume at Google and charming the then 23-year old Mark Zuckerberg into making her COO, Sandberg took control of the monetization strategy at Facebook" Mincing words over what this man did is cowardice. Patrick Dobson is a piece of shit. He slandered a successful person to make a name for himself by implying a woman didn't earn her job but instead charmed her way into it. All to further hi…