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It remains possible to feel sympathy for people who have done wrong. He's one of the richest men on the planet, he's acted with hubris and ignominy, he's betrayed his loved ones, and he's also probably feeling pretty terrible right now.
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Why would I have sympathy for him? Sounds like he got what he deserved
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probably feeling pretty terrible that he finally got caught?

based on the reporting about the second affair, it's possible his security has had to shut down similar witnesses in the past.

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> It remains possible to feel sympathy for people who have done wrong.

It does remain possible; he's a parasite and someone who's just had an affair. He wouldn't value the sympathy given, Neither himself or Nvidia would return the gesture.

They give null shit about you.

> He's one of the richest men on the planet, he's acted with hubris and ignominy, he's betrayed his loved ones, and he's also probably feeling pretty terrible right now.

He chose to have the affair and as having my father do the same to my mother; you get no sympathy for cheating. Let them feel pretty terrible, maybe they will find what it's like to be human for a change.

Nothing more than a parasite in the corporate playground. His actions caught up with him; woes is me what will I ever do with so much money.

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It’s possible to have empathy for sinners. We’re all human.
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It's like if, after a shooting, you were worried about the shooter having to go to jail instead of wondering about the people shot.
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I agree. I think the biggest issue is to not have empathy for sinners and you think you are a saint…
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spending your empathy on billionaires rather than people being screwed over by billionaires is a choice.
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You mean he knew she was a spy?
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Exactly. I don't feel bad for a billionaire who operates in an extremely unethical fashion.
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It will be the end of this species
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