> It's a bubble. Of course there's malfeasance, lies, corruption, etc. Assume criminality.
Fun fact, we live in a society with rule of law. You can't just assume criminality because you don't like something, you have to actually prove it.
Fun fact, we live in a society with rule of law. You can't just assume criminality because you don't like something, you have to actually prove it.
Public companies are outright bribing the President to get mergers passed (Paramount) and the entire confiscating TikTok to give it to his buddy at Oracle on the cheap can’t be ignored.
On the federal level, there really isn’t any legal standard anymore.
A cynic, though certainly not me, would argue that "bubble" is an euphemism for fraud.
Its very unclear to me if there is actually more crime during bubbles or if people want someone to blame so the powers that be investigate harder until they find someone.