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"I don't know the solution for this" The solution is simple - its called the "rule of LAW". These corps and gov people should be prosecuted to full extent; giv
by readhn 8y ago
"I don't know the solution for this"
The solution is simple - its called the "rule of LAW". These corps and gov people should be prosecuted to full extent; giving/taking bribes should be illegal just as being caught with a plane full of heroin.
The problem that we have is that law system is not really working when it comes to "big guns". They have politicians and lawyers/judges in their pockets/protecting them.
- sjg007 8y agoaka "Too big to fail"
- deleted 8y ago[deleted]
- bluetwo 8y agoIt is already illegal.
- erikpukinskis 8y agoThen we need to find enforcement.
- fjsolwmv 8y agoPerhaps it's not so simple after all, if the simple solution isn't working.
- Mvandenbergh 8y agoVictimless (they're not really, but the victims are diffuse and don't know that the crime is happening) crimes are inherently hard to prosecute. That's because the first step in a criminal investigation is usually someone calling the police to report that something has happened. The hard part of prosecuting a mugger or a thief is finding out and then proving who committed the crime - that a crime took place is usually obvious. The hard part of prosecuting "victimless" white-collar crimes is even knowing that anything has happened, that's before having to prove that what happened was illegal and determining exactly who did it.