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> they are unlikely to go to jail for forgery Forgery is criminal regardless of private or official document is concerned. Even in a military setting, forgery
by anticensor 7y ago
> they are unlikely to go to jail for forgery
Forgery is criminal regardless of private or official document is concerned. Even in a military setting, forgery of business-related documents are illegal.
> A little more liability for destructive behavior would be great for most people.
Why not full rights, full liability? Replace imprisonment and death by temporary and permanent suspension of company (including re-establishment of a sequel organisation out of a subset of stakeholders) respectively; and voila.
- kerkeslager 7y agoThat's an optimistic theory, but read the link I posted and decide for yourself if you think anybody is going to end up in jail for it. It seems like you're just picking out one aspect of each of my posts to disagree with. Do you have any disagreement with my overall point?