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I’m not really interested in seeing Levandowski sent to jail either. People like him are a menace to society and shouldn’t be allowed to operate companies or d
by gorgoiler 6y ago
I’m not really interested in seeing Levandowski sent to jail either.
People like him are a menace to society and shouldn’t be allowed to operate companies or deploy capital.
Society blesses individuals with the privilege to form a company and in exchange those company officers are expected to make a net positive contribution to society. Jobs, investment, progress.
If you fail to do that — through stealing, fraud, corruption — the least you should expect is to never be allowed to run a company ever again.
- draw_down 6y agoSociety blesses individuals with privilege?
- TuringNYC 6y agoOK, but so many people go to prison for theft of much, much less. Why shouldn't he face at least that much justice?
- gorgoiler 6y agoIt’s a good point. I’m resigned to the pardon happening, but won’t accept this person being allowed to run a business again in the future. That’s the line I draw in the sand, somewhat pragmatically. There are certain positions of trust that hopefully they will not be able to hold.