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Yup, what would the executives actually lose if they were found guilty in the court case? They'd need to find new jobs, but would give themselves fat severance packages.
Corporations suck ass, but this is nonsense.
What would they lose? Going down for conspiracy to commit murder for a start. Murder 1 as well.
I think you misunderstood. I mean the repercussions for courts finding the execs guilty of his accusations is a slap on the wrist vs charges for murder.