Do we lock up the whole building that houses the headquarters of Chase and City Group? Do we lock up the actual human beings who committed these crimes? Or are corporations only people when it comes to getting the benefits that human beings get and not when It comes to the consequences?
To quote John Boehner "who's going to jail?"
Answer: No one
If you commit a crime that benefits a corporation, it's all good. Just pay a little (proportionately) fine and go on with your day. I have no doubt this fine amounts to a drop in the bucket compared to what they made with currency manipulation.
Republicans won't say it to your face, but this is what they mean by the "free market". They are "free" to commit crimes and they will always remain "free".
To quote John Boehner "who's going to jail?"
Answer: No one
If you commit a crime that benefits a corporation, it's all good. Just pay a little (proportionately) fine and go on with your day. I have no doubt this fine amounts to a drop in the bucket compared to what they made with currency manipulation.
Republicans won't say it to your face, but this is what they mean by the "free market". They are "free" to commit crimes and they will always remain "free".
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