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I agree with you that there is a crime called "corporate espionage", but thus far the accused has not been criminally charged. And if he is, I dont see why he s
by mikec3010 8y ago
I agree with you that there is a crime called "corporate espionage", but thus far the accused has not been criminally charged. And if he is, I dont see why he should face any worse penalty than when white-collar executives break the law and escape all serious consequences. The only difference is the accused didn't have a golden parachute to retire with.
- BLKNSLVR 8y agoThe free pass that the upper levels get is an inescapable systemic flaw that causes me frustration and blood pressure problems. (cough Panama Papers cough) Gives me the kind of angst that Vader experienced when informed of Padme's passing. But less comically lame and more existentially threatening.
- alsetmusic 8y ago> I agree with you that there is a crime called "corporate espionage", but thus far the accused has not been criminally charged. And if he is, I dont see why he should face any worse penalty than when white-collar executives break the law and escape all serious consequences. I think the obvious solution, the one which would truly be just, is to impose the proper punishment on everyone equally. We should not give someone a pass just because someone else successfully worked the system. Improve the system so that the wealthy are held equally accountable and cannot escape justice.