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What you may call a facade of plausible deniability others would call racketeering. There are laws against this kind of behavior what is lacking is sufficient
by Teever 2y ago
What you may call a facade of plausible deniability others would call racketeering.
There are laws against this kind of behavior what is lacking is sufficient enforcement of them.
- NickC25 2y agoI figured doing so would be a tad too on-the-nose in my original post, but yes, it is a clear cut case of racketeering, if not outright fraud. Agree completely regarding lack of sufficient enforcement. Honestly we could use a serious wave of RICO enforcement at the highest level in this country, targeting (but not limited to) pharma giants, major "healthcare" and & insurance companies, big banks, etc.