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Ah yes, a white collar CEO at a private US company just decided one day that his company was going to start committing felonies and sending swarms of drones to
by thegrim000 3y ago
Ah yes, a white collar CEO at a private US company just decided one day that his company was going to start committing felonies and sending swarms of drones to accost a US military installation. And the CEO ordered everyone involved to be somehow threatened into complete silence about the operation. That's totally something that would happen in the real world and not a deranged conspiracy theory.
- GolfPopper 3y ago>a white collar CEO at a private US company just decided one day that his company was going to start committing felonies This part seems pretty normal, actually.
- dexwiz 3y agoThere’s business fraud and then there’s attacking military installations. The two carry very different penalties.
- shiroiushi 3y agoThat's true, but lately it seems like at least one of the most well-known CEOs is really a fruitcake, so this difference in penalties might not matter that much.
- dexwiz 3y agoThere’s always fruitcake CEOs. Having crazies at the top isn’t a modern issue.