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Regulatory capture and non-existant enforcement mechanisms would beg to differ. It seems more and more that the US is waiting for the general public to commit
by weard_beard 2y ago
Regulatory capture and non-existant enforcement mechanisms would beg to differ.
It seems more and more that the US is waiting for the general public to commit egregious acts and then will crack down and that this is the ONLY function of the US government at all levels.
- sonicanatidae 2y agoThis is the issue. Even when an entity is cornered for wrong-doing, it'll be a fine, paid with other people's money, that amounts to a pittance compared to the profits gained from their malfeasance, all while "admitting no wrong-doing". The C-suite that made the call, set the culture, and determined budgets suffers zero penalties in a majority of the cases, so there is literally no incentive to comply. We can thank congressional bribery for that.