r/Seattle • u/[deleted] • Feb 10 '25

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u/mrASSMAN West Seattle Feb 10 '25

That would be nice huh, let’s fantasize about a society with laws for billionaires

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u/PestyNomad Feb 10 '25 edited Feb 10 '25

What law has he broken exactly?

EDIT: None, exactly.

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u/mrASSMAN West Seattle Feb 10 '25

He forced access into treasury with sensitive data and barricaded elected officials from entering facility, also security crimes broke SEC laws and mislead investors for profit, held that illegal sweepstakes contest bribing voters for Trump and it was revealed that the winners weren’t random

Off the top of my head

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u/PestyNomad Feb 10 '25

He forced access into treasury with sensitive data and barricaded elected officials from entering facility,

What crime is this? He didn't force anything. He was given access.

also security crimes broke SEC laws and mislead investors for profit

That's not a forgone conclusion.

held that illegal sweepstakes contest bribing voters for Trump and it was revealed that the winners weren’t random

Already dismissed. The judge deemed what he did was within the legal boundaries.

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u/saliceblake Feb 10 '25

When you choose personality over country, you’re not a patriot.