MIT failed to support Aaron Swartz, with very dire consequences.
Do the right thing, MIT.
Do the right thing, MIT.
Seriously, can we not do this every time something legally interesting happens at MIT? The two situations are, as demonstrated very aptly above, unrelated.
I'm surprised you have the audacity to simplify what happened to Aaron Schwartz to a contrived ultimatum. And it is wholly related, given that Aaron was a member of the MIT community.
Stop making unhelpful comparisons, please.