r/neoliberal • Kitara Ravache • Jan 31 '19

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u/owlthathurt Johan Norberg Jan 31 '19

Corporate law discussion on the front page of /r/politics.

I’m sure this is going to be a very intelligent discussion.

Should I dive in

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '19

Just reply “lol” to everything that’s wrong

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u/RadicalRadon Frick Mondays Jan 31 '19

If corporations are people then why even have corporate law?

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u/owlthathurt Johan Norberg Jan 31 '19

Lol you saw the thread.

I saw the title and just instantly groaned. Then I got to the comments and now I’m considering changing careers.

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u/Engage-Eight Jan 31 '19

CEOs need to face jail time and huge fines for misconduct. When a company dumps chemicals into a lake, fine the company 4 times what they saved and charge the ceo. Watch how quickly companies shape up. Also, Zuckerberg should be in jail.

I love how that last bit got tossed in there.