Cuadrado was also pushed out of the club against his will. He joined those scumbags and was rightfully targeted with a barrage of abuse from members here, many of whom fanboy for Marotta. Now you will say that its unreasonable to compare the two because they are different, but the principle remains the same. So let's be consistent.
As for Conte, his move to Inter wasn't immediate or pre-meditated, unlike Marotta. He left for the national team, after which he joined Chelsea. The thought of coaching Inter likely never crossed his mind. In fact he waited for us to approach in 2019 but we decided to gamble on Sarri instead, so he went to Inter and joined his buddy Marotta, both of whom aimed to replicate the same level of success they acheived at Juve, except this time with the enemy. Neither of them cared about the club, of course, or the sense of betrayal that they caused to us juventini. They worked for their own interests and legacy, they both realised that they complimented each other.
Not that all of this makes Conte's move any less reprehensible, but the point is they're just as bad as each other, regardless of the circumstances under which they joined them.