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Shouldn't that be a case of corruption straight up? Seems like entire system is in cahoot.
by drieddust 8y ago
Shouldn't that be a case of corruption straight up? Seems like entire system is in cahoot.
- huffmsa 8y agoThere's no clear motive. I guess he's keeping the company alive long enough to sell off more of it's assets, but it seems like a relatively low yield operation to me. Perhaps he's operating on a level we can't comprehend
- howard941 8y agoStrip the assets beyond the bankruptcy code's 2 year fraudulent conveyance lookback period. Fix the problem by extending it to 10 years for corporate fiduciaries or something.
- AngryData 8y agoThere is a pretty clear motive to me, tons and tons of prime real estate in the heart of pretty much every community that has more than ten thousand residents.