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>>Fine. Then the company should get the "death penalty" and be liquidated. Exactly. After all, corporations are people right? So let's actually treat them like
by enraged_camel 10y ago
>>Fine. Then the company should get the "death penalty" and be liquidated.
Exactly. After all, corporations are people right? So let's actually treat them like we treat people.
- conanbatt 10y agoYou kill people that rob other people? Where are you from?
- frgtpsswrdlame 10y agoPerhaps we should just ban Wells Fargo from business for a couple of years then, equivalent to a prison sentence.
- conanbatt 10y agoSo you would fire 260k+ people from one day to another? Thats pretty cold.
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- qohen 10y ago* Perhaps we should just ban Wells Fargo from business for a couple of years then, equivalent to a prison sentence.* The state of California did something like this, suspending Wells Fargo from bond-investment work, at the end of September: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-28/california-suspends-wells-fargo-from-state-bond-investing-work https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-09-28/californi...
- Qwertious 10y agoIn theory, we would put the company in jail. However, this isn't possible.
- eli_gottlieb 10y agoThe fiduciary value of a human life is about one million dollars. Robbing customers or society collectively of, say, 500 million dollars is thus equivalent to massacring 500 people. Yes, business corporations which commit that level of crime should be dissolved.
- cbdfghh 10y ago>After all, corporations are people right Except they're not, and no one says they are. All the court said was that groups of people don't lose rights they have as individuals. So if A has right X B has right X C has right X then A+B+C have right X