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I’ve seen that obsessed accountant type, and I’ve been that obsessed accountant perusing public filings There are lots of discrepancies that dont really need t
by rolltiide 7y ago
I’ve seen that obsessed accountant type, and I’ve been that obsessed accountant perusing public filings
There are lots of discrepancies that dont really need the fireworks
Self dealing, contracts awarded, etc
If they get paid its fine.
Jeff David should have been prosecuted in 2026 on event of non-payment from his unraveled scheme. If everyone felt they were made whole but noticed the external entities then it should have just garnered a slow upward headnod from the current executives saying “What a G, my G, ya feel”
- FooHentai 7y agoI found what you're saying a bit hard to parse but it seems to amount to 'this kind of activity should be allowed'. Can't agree with that. If anything, white-collar fraud like this is under-prosecuted, and more effort should be put towards preventing and detecting it.
- choward 7y agoI can't tell if you're trolling or not. But if not, this is a terrible way to think: It's okay to steal and gamble with someone else's money as long as you become rich enough to pay it back? Only if you lose more money than you steal do you belong in jail? Chances are that you will make money over time since the economy grows over time. But only wealthy white collar people should get this opportunity to make interest off money that isn't theirs, right?
- rolltiide 7y agoNo not trolling It is commonplace and yes transfers of money and property done in “white collar“ ways have less harsh consequences and I no longer have any opinion on that My only point is that this is a misuse of public resources