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What isn't illegal but should be?
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this post was submitted on 26 Jul 2024
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Not really something that is legal that should be illegal, but I would love to see this nonsense that corporate executives can't be held criminally responsible (the corporation is) for their illegal acts. I think it would correct an awful lot of shitty things corporations do really quickly (assuming enforcement).
I think all those in the management chain should be held responsible. Maybe with a weighting of the proportion of those under them engaged in the criminal behaviour.
Yeah, I like that! ๐ Corporations don't make decisions... Those people do