Wrong in that the comment wasn't necessary, truthful AND kind, yes. But if the comment was in fact accurate (for example 'you totally screwed up that account and as a result it lost all that money') then the comment would be right. Just not doing any good.
Different definitions of "right". A fact may be correct (you screwed up) but the conclusion drawn (I should tell this person about this fact) can be wrong. As I use the word, "right" incorporates what SHOULD be (thus the phrases "right action" and "do the right thing").
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