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He said he was drunk when he posted the rant calling for slow death of most of the San Francisco city council, so of course he didn't send it to corporate PR to check. This kind of behavior shouldn't be acceptable for the head of a respectable corporation, even if his tweet hadn't led others to follow up with death threats. He should resign or be dismissed and YC should replace him with a responsible adult. This isn't a minor offense, it is grotesque. If he remains, it reflects very badly on YC.

>>not2b+(OP)
Obviously, YC is not a "respectable organization", since they picked this fruitcake as their leader. This also explains why a portion of the readership of this site is so obviously unhinged.

>>shiroi+fp1
If you judge someone based on their worst day, you won't live a very happy life.

>>menset+Eq1
If you expect not to be judged for your worst behaviour, then everyone around you won't live a happy life.

>>menset+Eq1
People suffer consequences for their worst day all the time. Ordinary workers who engage in this kind of conduct usually get fired, often followed by police investigation, and they aren't judged for the days that they didn't bring their companies into disrepute by calling for the death of public officials. A CEO should be held to a higher standard, not a lower standard.

>>menset+Eq1
He's not being judged by what he said on his worst day, its his worst day because he is being judged by what he said on just another day to him.