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If the people's interests were codified as law, there would be a "poverty" punishment for weathly people doing wrong with their power, where you would be limite
by schlauerfox 3y ago
If the people's interests were codified as law, there would be a "poverty" punishment for weathly people doing wrong with their power, where you would be limited to living at the federal poverty limit, you can't say it's cruel or unusual punishment because people live this way every day, just because you had privilege doesn't mean it shouldn't be revoked and that extra wealth used to pay back your victims.
In this case it wans't criminal, just mismanagement, but there's nothing to say you deserve to be a corporate officer, that should be up for revocation too, getting society to shelter you with corporate fictional liability limitations. The fact this is an absurd 'punishment' for misdeeds or crimes tells a lot about who gets to say what laws are.