This is good, and important, but what I really want to hear about is consequences for individuals who made decisions, not a corporate entity negotiating a plea.
Too bad Ralph Nader didn't stay in his fucking lane in 2000 instead of undoing most of the good he did in his career prior by helping put an oil tycoon in office instead of an environmentalist.
Whenever I mention this, more often than not, someone posts a link to one of those stupid articles that "prove" Nader didn't throw it by pointing to how many Clinton voters voted for Bush.
But that doesn't fucking mean anything! The margin was <1000!
Also, they stopped the count. In Jeb Bush's state. Which deactivated thousands of voters' registrations based on cross checking names of convicted felons in Texas, W's State. Nothing shady, tho.
Are we saying a corporation has agency to commit a crime? Why not charge the individuals responsible? Seeing a few CEOs behind bars might be a good deterrent to corporate misdeeds.
Fraud? How about manslaughter? They should be effing grounded, lose all military contracts, and those responsible should go to trial for manslaughter AND pay the victims’ families.
It's not entirely Boeing's fault. Let's not forget that one of the regulations that Trump's fat ass brags about is the one where the FAA has to sign off on planes as being safe to fly. Konservatives think that bidnesses kan do that on their own.
