4 ms·

>If he flees, they are screwed. Unless they flee too, to a country that doesn't have extradition. Given the good chance he has countless millions stashed some

>If he flees, they are screwed. Unless they flee too, to a country that doesn't have extradition. Given the good chance he has countless millions stashed somewhere, this is definitely a non-zero chance. It is also made more likely due to the political connections SBF and his family have due to the tens of millions of dollars he has funneled to politicians. While not necessarily likely, it is far from impossible (anyone who thinks it is should look up Mark Rich). If anyone should be locked up without bail while waiting trial, it is SBF.

twblalock 4y ago
Every politician they gave money to is trying hard to distance themselves. Nobody is going to stick their neck out for SBF or his family. What on earth would be in it for them? Besides, why is SBF in the USA right now? He could have tried to stay in the Bahamas. He came here because he knows that his chances with other countries’ justice systems are far worse. And what country in the world would give him shelter? He ripped people off all over the world. Anywhere he might go, there is a strong chance he would be arrested there.
- StanislavPetrov 4y ago
  >Every politician they gave money to is trying hard to distance themselves. Nobody is going to stick their neck out for SBF or his family. What on earth would be in it for them? What was in it for Bill Clinton when he pardoned Mark Rich? >Besides, why is SBF in the USA right now? He could have tried to stay in the Bahamas. In the Bahamas he was in jail. Hours after landing in the USA he is in a mansion in California. Is it really that hard to understand?
  - twblalock 4y ago
    > In the Bahamas he was in jail. Hours after landing in the USA he is in a mansion in California. Is it really that hard to understand? Think about the long term. He knows he is screwed. He is choosing where he will serve his time.
  - creato 4y ago
    > In the Bahamas he was in jail. Hours after landing in the USA he is in a mansion in California. Is it really that hard to understand? Yes, it is. I’d endure extreme life threatening hardship for a few months if it meant a decent chance at avoiding a likely multi decade prison sentence, even if I got to hang out in a mansion for a few months before prison. It’s hard to imagine a rational person doing otherwise.

twblalock 4y ago

Every politician they gave money to is trying hard to distance themselves. Nobody is going to stick their neck out for SBF or his family. What on earth would be in it for them? Besides, why is SBF in the USA right now? He could have tried to stay in the Bahamas. He came here because he knows that his chances with other countries’ justice systems are far worse. And what country in the world would give him shelter? He ripped people off all over the world. Anywhere he might go, there is a strong chance he would be arrested there.

StanislavPetrov 4y ago
>Every politician they gave money to is trying hard to distance themselves. Nobody is going to stick their neck out for SBF or his family. What on earth would be in it for them? What was in it for Bill Clinton when he pardoned Mark Rich? >Besides, why is SBF in the USA right now? He could have tried to stay in the Bahamas. In the Bahamas he was in jail. Hours after landing in the USA he is in a mansion in California. Is it really that hard to understand?
- twblalock 4y ago
  > In the Bahamas he was in jail. Hours after landing in the USA he is in a mansion in California. Is it really that hard to understand? Think about the long term. He knows he is screwed. He is choosing where he will serve his time.
- creato 4y ago
  > In the Bahamas he was in jail. Hours after landing in the USA he is in a mansion in California. Is it really that hard to understand? Yes, it is. I’d endure extreme life threatening hardship for a few months if it meant a decent chance at avoiding a likely multi decade prison sentence, even if I got to hang out in a mansion for a few months before prison. It’s hard to imagine a rational person doing otherwise.