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They should pay. And then the CrowdStrike and their shareholders should pay to them. We really should just simply remove corporate veil. Make the shareholders a

• gsquaredxc 2y ago
  CRWD is a member of the S&P 500. Are you truly suggesting that every holder of the S&P 500 should be put in prison? Realistically, this means that nearly every American and a very large number of international average workers just trying to save for their retirement would have to go to jail. Sounds like a good way to inflate those private prison stocks.
  • MrVandemar 2y ago
    See, that's the way the system has been crafted. Letting theives/incompetents get away with their mistakes/crimes is tightly coupled to people getting money for retirement. Who's gonna rock that boat? People are now literally invested in in a system that tolerates, if not ofttimes rewards, bad behavior from companies all the way from small things right up to "deliberately poisoning/cooking the whole ecosystem to make a buck"
• 1992spacemovie 2y ago
  Yeah calm down chief. You sound 13 and cool.
• surgical_fire 2y ago
  Very edgy. I am a shareholder in dozens of companies. I have zero oversight on how things are managed. The only thing I can do is sell my paltry amount of shares if I think things are not going well there. Shareholders would be punished in this case in the sense that crippling fines and reparations that Crowdstrike should definitely be liable to pay would decimate the stock value. And if criminal charges were to be pressed, then the people actually in charge of the company should be on the hook. For example, if someone dies because CS was horribly negligent in their duties, then that should be a possibility.