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Seeing the response to Asha doing all this pretty evil stuff shifting to "she's just a scapegoat" is so odd. These are all bad money people at the top, there's not a couple good ones just dealing with it like it's a sitcom 😅

I think the idea is to make people aware that when she inevitably gets the boot at the end of this standard procedure and leaves, all the people who caused this will still be there. The point of the scapegoat is to allow the company to sacrifice her in order to give its reputation a fresh start.

I guess so, but I just don't think it's useful to blame this on any one person or to release any one person from the blame. The issue feels systemic, these companies are poison.

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sure. but part of that poison is she, along with many other execs, all attend the same business meetings and retreats and are in the same signal chats and all they do all day is fantasize about all their favorite pet delusions