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The New York Times @nytimes.com · 1 mo
Breaking News: Boeing is expected to avoid criminal charges for violating a 2021 settlement related to two deadly crashes involving 737 Max planes.
Boeing Is Expected to Evade Criminal Charges for Violating Settlementnyti.ms The Justice Department will require the aircraft manufacturer to install an independent federal monitor to oversee safety and quality issues.
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Michelle Lamb @mlamb.bsky.social · 1 mo
Until this country starts holding white collar criminals accountable expect more of same.
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Capt. Josi Ferys🦋 @jojo-bajor.bsky.social · 1 mo
The CEO should face prison. Citizens United says corps are citizens, so be it! Life in prison, no parole.
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Dave Kartunen @davekartunen.bsky.social · 1 mo
Evade is a good word here.
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CannaCaptain @cannacaptain.bsky.social · 1 mo
Laws? Bah. Laws are for the peasants.
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Laura Lis Scott @pieinthe.bsky.social · 1 mo
“corporations are people” but personal responsibility is only for us meat bags
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DGGZ @dggz.bsky.social · 1 mo
...with less than 9 figures in our accounts.
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stuckatthisbit @stuckatthisbit.bsky.social · 1 mo
346 people died but ok
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Johnny Brown @ainteefa44.bsky.social · 1 mo
But of course they are. Fucking corrupt ass system of justice.
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Kat @metallicat767.bsky.social · 1 mo
Corporations avoiding responsibility. Color me shocked.
Alice Roberts @bonneruu.bsky.social · 1 mo
What about for that guy they murdered?
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Margot Sibley 25 @margotsibley25.bsky.social · 1 mo
Wheels down. Back palm up. Executives can & SB prosecuted. Boeing SB delisted. CRIMINAL!!!
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Kevin Kretsch @drkevguitar.bsky.social · 1 mo
Why? No ordinary person would.
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Elle A @elleade.bsky.social · 1 mo
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Thomas A Lewis @djtomdog.bsky.social · 1 mo
and again criminal executives are spared accountability ensuring that their crimes will be repeated