> He was the victim of Nissan executives who didn't like having a gaijin be their boss: Largely agree. > Financial crimes deserve a financial penalty. That's

> He was the victim of Nissan executives who didn't like having a gaijin be their boss: Largely agree. > Financial crimes deserve a financial penalty. That's a very old aristocratic view of financial "wrong-doing", still persists somewhat these days because the idea that for "people with money" with a good reputation, being condemned in public and losing their good name is already a penalty big enough. That's... let's just say this line of thinking should stay in the past.