The decision to do an IPO for a company that was literally not paying payroll taxes and keeping profits in suitcases just has to go down as one of the worst cri

The decision to do an IPO for a company that was literally not paying payroll taxes and keeping profits in suitcases just has to go down as one of the worst criminal decisions in recorded history. Like without the IPO I would suspect they could have gone on for many many years basically skimming and scamming the government, maybe with some eventual consequences and fines but most likely being able to pay their way out of it.