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> I wonder if there are any tech giants that are not in one way or another committing crimes. I somewhat doubt it. Said like that, isn't it just the corporate
by lmm 3y ago
> I wonder if there are any tech giants that are not in one way or another committing crimes. I somewhat doubt it.
Said like that, isn't it just the corporate equivalent of "three felonies a day"? I think you're getting at something important, but "crime or not" no longer captures it.
- jacquesm 3y agoNo, not really. Because these large corps are fully aware that they are breaking the law they just try to do it in such a way that 'creative reinterpretation of the rules' says they're in the clear. And history is on their side, corporate execs getting away with this stuff abound, the ones in jail are next to non-existent and the ones that got away with this kind of stuff have been handed very nice severance packages when they were found to be breaking the law whilst in charge. 'Oh, bad boy, here is $10M, now go do it again somewhere else and let us claim we terminated you'.