> There's people doing that all over the place. There's people getting funded on all sorts of crap. Why don't we get them all and make documentaries on them ? I

> There's people doing that all over the place. There's people getting funded on all sorts of crap. Why don't we get them all and make documentaries on them ? Is Silicon Valley better than Wall Street ? I doubt it. Just because there is a lot of corporate fraud out there doesn't mean we should not try to stamp it out when we're able to identify it. This is like saying that you should not prosecute a murderer because there are some serial killers out there. "Forget this murderer in front of us, it's all those serial killers that we should really be trying to stop." Also, your characterization of Kalanick seems quite fantastical to me. I don't think it's well established that he did any of the things you're talking about, though if you had sources for that information maybe I could be convinced.