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		st3v3r on Aug 30, 2016 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Scammed By A Silicon Valley Startup The employee isn't the one who made the choice to defraud people. The employer did. Hence, the employer has all responsibility for what they did.

Chris2048 on Aug 31, 2016 [–]

The original context was a H1B via employee who realized, or suspected, what was going on but didn't leave.

> They'll say something about being able to leave, but completely ignoring the situation being extremely stressful and scary. Victim blaming and a complete lack of empathy will ensue.

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