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It absolutely is when paying fines for breaking the law is called 'cost of doing business'. Businesses want to pretend they are people with rights, then they n
by effingwewt 4y ago
It absolutely is when paying fines for breaking the law is called 'cost of doing business'.
Businesses want to pretend they are people with rights, then they need to be punished. Send the whole C-suite and Board to fucking prison.
Uber is super corrupt but hardly unique.
- kevincox 4y agoWhy would any rational company follow the law when the cost of not doing so is miniscule and the upsides are huge. If the law encourages people not to follow it the law isn't very effective.