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So...as I usually ask when these sorts of things pop up - who's going to jail? Probably no one, like usual. And the NYPD has the audacity to complain about th
by turc1656 7y ago
So...as I usually ask when these sorts of things pop up - who's going to jail?
Probably no one, like usual. And the NYPD has the audacity to complain about the way the general public perceives them.
- whtaverman22 7y ago> So...as I usually ask when these sorts of things pop up - who's going to jail? Probably someone low-level, probably someone who had almost nothing to do with actual decision-making, and most likely someone Asian -- whom all sides can agree to dislike. * case in point 1: the one person at the investment banks for 2008 who went down as a 20-something french guy, * case in point 2: the two police officers who have gone down for inappropriate shooting include one African american person and one Asian PO
- throwaway35784 7y agoBullying is an epidemic in our society -- all the way to the very top of our political institution. People don't speak out because of the fear of repercussions. I spoke out. I was fired. My wages withheld. I was subsequently falsely reported to the police for criminal behavior by the corporate attorney, which is against their code of ethics -- or he lied about doing so, either way it's an ethics violation with at worst a slap on the wrist. When I reported the corporate fraud to that attorney he said he wasn't reading my emails. I said, "you know. I told you. You are complicit." He refuses to respond. I don't know where to go now. Corporate immunity. No one is held to account.