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There's a difference between "the executives are bad people doing a bad thing that is _maybe_ tortious" and "the executives are committing a crime". OP was cla
by jdm2212 3y ago
There's a difference between "the executives are bad people doing a bad thing that is _maybe_ tortious" and "the executives are committing a crime".
OP was claiming the latter is rare. You're saying the former is common. They're not the same thing though.
- MarkMarine 3y agoJust because it isn’t prosecuted in our system doesn’t mean that the execs choosing to poison people isn’t a crime. Maybe I have a naive view of the law, but when you read a report that says your chemicals are poisoning people, and you choose to dump it in public waterways, you’re guilty of a crime personally.
- jdm2212 3y agoYou're confusing the concepts of "immoral" and "illegal".
- MarkMarine 3y agoPoisoning people is a crime.
- jdm2212 3y agoIf you say so, dude.