zlacker

He screwed them how? They knew they were employees not co owners.

>>lozeng+(OP)
That's the whole point of the story: Then they wouldn't have treated him as a hero and be loyal to him. If you're just an employee, your boss should be just a boss.

>>iforgo+81
It’s possible he paid well and was a great boss. I don’t know if these people are gonna take a bullet for him, but maybe he was great to work for and they got opportunities they think they wouldn’t have otherwise.

Loyalty, appreciation, liking… is a spectrum. Loyalty doesn’t have one trumpish definition.

>>lozeng+(OP)
Said like a follower, determined to be loyal to an imagined hero, despite any amount of evidence to the contrary.

>>code_r+C9
They worked hard, overtime, so the company would succeed. They were promised endless rewards - "I'm gonna take care of you! We're in this together!"

Then, bupkiss.

No, not a hero.