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    Image of Trai_Dep Trai_Dep
    03:27 PM

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    OK, after reading the full complaint, it loses much of its yucks. Especially including the victim's face. I'd imagine Jiang chortling mightily at the heterosexual, married rape victim's face being propagated by a high-profile blog like Gawker. He and SAC's minions would approve, I'd imagine.
    I'll leave untouched the question of if he wasn't a male victim or an Asian one, would the victim's face be featured - Gawker's not prone to sexism or racism (to the contrary), so I think it's a slip-up unworthy of condemnation along these lines. And certainly, that wasn't Ryan Tate's aim.
    Nonetheless, GawkerFolk, respectfully, can you have a quick weekend email conference on this and decide if identifying the victim so graphically is a decision that characterizes what Gawker is about?
    It seems an incongruity to this humble commentator.
    (Please don't shoot the messenger, y'all; let's keep everything civil)
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    Image of intime intime
    01:18 PM

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    This kind of thing, and I mean sexual harassment, not the exact acts described, have been happening to women in the business and academic world since they were first able to fight their way in. Don't blame the victim - he was afraid to complain or quit because he was afraid of the overwhelming power of his boss to blackball him from the profession forever. Now the bugger will end up in jail - yaaayy! I wish that would've happened to my harasser years ago. At least he's dead now and I don't have to fear him anymore.
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    Image of topsy topsy
    01:03 AM

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    There are a lot of jokes here and it's really fucked up. This poor man was terrorized and sexually assaulted. Is it funny because he's Asian? Or is it because he's a man? Because no 'real' man would ever allow himself to be in this position, so Mr. Tong must be a figure of fun. And shame on Gawker for publishing the photo of an assault victim. Hasn't this man been violated enough?
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    Image of PontiusPirate PontiusPirate
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    Eh, happens to the best of us.
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    Image of Trai_Dep Trai_Dep
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    On the plus side, Mr. Jiang offered to have Mr. Tong's suits pressed after each and every forced sexual encounter on the corporate account.

    PS: on a more serious note, is it standard to have sexual harassment victims pictured? I can see his boss' face blasted across the Internet, but seeing the victim's face makes me a bit queasy... Although, admittedly, I looked.
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    Image of squeakel squeakel
    12/04/09

    @Trai_Dep: I was thinking the same thing as well. If this was a woman, I don't think the picture would have appeared here.

    And they were more than a victim of sexual harassment. From the description it sounds like they were sexually assaulted.
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    Image of AzureTexan AzureTexan
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    ". . . and forcibly urinated into his mouth."

    I guess at SAC Capital, the golden parachute comes with its own shower.
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    Image of resipsaloquacious resipsaloquacious
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    I imagine this makes Denton's daily footrub lottery almost bearable.
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    Image of Trai_Dep Trai_Dep
    12/04/09

    @resipsaloquacious: I guess that all depends: stockinged or bare feet?
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    Image of Smitros Smitros
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    I want to see what Mary Gaitskill thinks of this.
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    Image of rabbitangstrom rabbitangstrom
    12/04/09

    In reply to The Sick Orders of the World's Most Heinous Boss
    You have to expect, at the very least, a little tea-bagging if you work at a place called SAC Capital.
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    Ryan Tate promoted this comment Edited by rabbitangstrom at 12/04/09 4:19 PM rabbitangstrom was starred rabbitangstrom was unstarred
    Image of Motoko Kusanagi Motoko Kusanagi
    12/03/09

    In reply to The Man Who Was Really There
    "...just how sorry this pointless war really was, and is."

    This is flawed thinking. All war is equally pointless. There is always another way. War always ends in injustice at every level. Any attempt to show otherwise is pure revisionism.
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    Image of ligmasagbatch ligmasagbatch
    12/03/09

    @Motoko Kusanagi: Ending the Holocaust was a pretty good point to waging war.
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    Image of Motoko Kusanagi Motoko Kusanagi
    12/03/09

    @ligmasagbatch: The Holocaust was itself an act of war.
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    Image of Wrapitup Wrapitup
    12/02/09

    In reply to The Man Who Was Really There
    Thank you, John. I gotta say you really hit your stride with this piece. I seriously hope we'll get to read more work like this from Gawker. You guys are capable of SO much that print, TV and even NPR just refuse to do and cannot do.
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    Image of LeeroySpitzer LeeroySpitzer
    12/02/09

    In reply to The Man Who Was Really There
    An inspirational and truly amazing scoop, John. Somebody get this man a lawyer pro-bono, hopefully this article gives him enough press to get a good lawyer but not too much that it would ruin his case. May your future be blessed and your sacrifices be compensated, Firas, for you have seen things no man should see and been through things no man should go through.
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    Image of Mrs. Beeton Mrs. Beeton
    12/02/09

    In reply to The Man Who Was Really There
    I cannot begin to imagine what it is like to live every day with violence and death, and to nevertheless do what you believe is the right thing, in spite of the very real risks to yourself and loved ones. And then to not only have the worst come true, but serendipitously survive, and end up in a foreign land, friendless, and barely able to speak the language? Unspeakable.

    And this is just one story. Of likely millions now.
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    Image of Hamilton Nolan Hamilton Nolan
    12/02/09

    In reply to The Man Who Was Really There
    Jesus.
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    Image of Hockeymom Hockeymom
    12/02/09

    @Hamilton Nolan: What would Jesus do? Probably not this.
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    Image of Uncle_Billy_Slumming Uncle_Billy_Slumming
    12/02/09

    In reply to The Man Who Was Really There
    It's all plausible, but an officer that doesn't act on specific information about the location of bombs?

    What else could be going on here?
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