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If I understand OP well, normal companies are fortunately still bounded by laws on criminal negligence. People working for most companies also avoid that the si
by 317070 4y ago
If I understand OP well, normal companies are fortunately still bounded by laws on criminal negligence. People working for most companies also avoid that the situation gets so bad that they risk becoming personally liable.
- chrisseaton 4y ago> normal companies are fortunately still bounded by laws on criminal negligence ...because it's bad for money to break them. Money is still the motivation.
- parminya 4y agoSo why not just reinterpret the original comment so it survives, and take it to highlight the difference between a rule-of-law legal system that punishes rich companies who break the law until it has motivated law-following behavior, and a corrupt legal system that does not punish rich companies who break the law enough to motivate law-following behavior. I don't think the balance between Europe and the US has always been in Europe's favor, so it's not like there's no capacity to improve.