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>>White collar crime gets basically no punishment, and looking at career of those people they usually end up falling upwards I mean the article literally says

>>White collar crime gets basically no punishment, and looking at career of those people they usually end up falling upwards I mean the article literally says the engineer could have been sent to prison for 75 years for his role in the fraud(effectively a lifetime sentence).

Xelbair 1y ago
engineer? sure. execs and upper management who instigate such incidents? almost no real punishment ever happens.
- gambiting 1y ago
  Sam Friedman, the engineer's boss and the CEO was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison.
  - Xelbair 1y ago
    and how many more fall upwards?
    - gambiting 1y ago
      I have no idea, I'm just saying it's a weird comment to make on an article where both the engineer behind the fraud _and_ the management faced consequences of their actions.
      - Xelbair 1y ago
        have you read the reply thread?