I think it's really important for society as a whole that there exists the rule of law and not the rule of law for the poor only. This is just another blatant

I think it's really important for society as a whole that there exists the rule of law and not the rule of law for the poor only. This is just another blatant example of where being rich and having connections puts you above the law. Sadly this isn't an isolated case. Take Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort. Both plead guilty and both were somehow granted home detention due to the pandemic What Levandowski did was egregious. You walk out the door of a company. You take nothing. That's it. You don't own nor are you entitled to any of that work product. It's pretty simple. I'm not surprised to see Peter Thiel on that list. His politics are pretty appealing. I don't know most of the other names on that list who supported the pardon but that's not a list I'd want to be associated with, personally.