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A LOT imo. If you make it clear that even a little slip up of fraud will be at least 1 year in prison and huge fines, I think it would work wonders. Tough on
by chipsrafferty 1y ago
A LOT imo.
If you make it clear that even a little slip up of fraud will be at least 1 year in prison and huge fines, I think it would work wonders.
Tough on crime policies don't really work for petty crime, because people are desperate. But rich people have so much to lose that they wouldn't risk it.
- mschuster91 1y ago> But rich people have so much to lose that they wouldn't risk it. Ponzi schemes are still a regular thing despite Madoff being sentenced to 150 years behind bars. They're just relabeled as "cryptocurrencies" these days.