I didn't hear an argument in there, but obviously I disagree with your conclusion - it absolutely speaks volumes.
Steve Jobs is largely responsible for creating the culture at Apple, so please explain how it does not reflect on their culture when he is accused of scheming against employees?
Do you really want to work at a place that has a culture that includes scheming against employees?
'Scheming against employees' is a generalization that you have made up and is not part of the accusation. Generalizing in this way is a fallacy.
To show how absurd this fallacy is, let me apply your logic to Google:
"Some Googler's have been injured at work. Therefore Google is a place that injures employees. Do you really want to work at a place that has a culture that includes injuring employees?"
Steve Jobs is largely responsible for creating the culture at Apple, so please explain how it does not reflect on their culture when he is accused of scheming against employees?
Do you really want to work at a place that has a culture that includes scheming against employees?