Re:Uber rape victim sues Uber, says execs got her medical re...
by pasbesoin on Thursday June 15, 2017 @05:58PM
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Amongst other things, the "War on Terror" diverted an enormous fraction of law enforcement resources away from this.
As I said in another comment, today, from my perspective, the average American faces much greater terror from being screwed over by "too big to punish (let alone fail)" corporations, than they do from actual terrorists -- manufactured fear aside.
Fines mostly don't hurt corporate members, individually, and often represent a fraction of the profit they've gained by breaking laws and regulations.
Pierce the corporate veil. Lock them up.
Assign law enforcement resources to relevant crime that weakens our society -- not in overwhelming numbers to another "War on..." fearscape.
As I said in another comment, today, from my perspective, the average American faces much greater terror from being screwed over by "too big to punish (let alone fail)" corporations, than they do from actual terrorists -- manufactured fear aside.
Fines mostly don't hurt corporate members, individually, and often represent a fraction of the profit they've gained by breaking laws and regulations.
Pierce the corporate veil. Lock them up.
Assign law enforcement resources to relevant crime that weakens our society -- not in overwhelming numbers to another "War on..." fearscape.