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Just because they aren't having success in breaking the rules, doesn't mean they shouldn't be sanctioned for it. In a parallel universe, with a friendlier pres
by vkou 2y ago
Just because they aren't having success in breaking the rules, doesn't mean they shouldn't be sanctioned for it.
In a parallel universe, with a friendlier press, they'd be quite successful at weaponizing public opinion in their favor.
- forgetfreeman 2y agoNo argument there. Of the many baffling things about the ongoing Boeing saga, why the executive wing of the company isn't hiding in a bunker in New Zealand while their lawyers try to fend off a zombie apocalypse of minority investor lawsuits is definitely a head-scratcher for me. There's also the quant notion of the government applying career-altering fines when corporations step out of line but it's been so long now that this is just a bitter memory for cranky olds.