He shouldn't have mentioned specific cases. If he felt the company had to cut elsewhere to compensate for high medical costs, he should have left it at that level of detail. But I don't see how you get from what he actually said to
I'm utterly appalled at Tim Armstrong's attitudes towards
the lives of his employee's children. Apparently it's possible
to pay a programmer $100K/year, but spending ten times that to
save the life of one of his employee's children is absolutely
unacceptable.
Frankly, posting and upvoting that sort of comment is the behavior of a lynch mob.
http://www.capitalnewyork.com/article/media/2014/02/8539961/...
He shouldn't have mentioned specific cases. If he felt the company had to cut elsewhere to compensate for high medical costs, he should have left it at that level of detail. But I don't see how you get from what he actually said to
Frankly, posting and upvoting that sort of comment is the behavior of a lynch mob.