Embezzlement isn't a word mentioned in the complaint, and not paragraph 6, embezzlement has a specific meaning in federal criminal law. Why are you being so fam

Embezzlement isn't a word mentioned in the complaint, and not paragraph 6, embezzlement has a specific meaning in federal criminal law. Why are you being so familiar in one area, and using hyperbole in another? Perhaps I misunderstand: Do you think embezzlement is a charge something the SEC will refer to the DOJ as well, or are we still unproductively debating semantics. If not semantics, which particular action do you consider embezzlement? The moving $2,000,000 upon notice of a potential charge? The actions in Paragraph 6 of selling something to an using the revenue to pay employees, debts and personal things? You make it seem like its just an accounting nuance, as if he should have paid himself a greater salary from company coffers to then pay for personal things.