This is an important story because it continues to happen. Boeing gets away with a little bit here, Big Pharma gets away with a little bit there, Walmart gets away with a little bit here, then people start to die and we all say, “But how did this happen?!”propublica.org/article/walma…

Mar 25, 2020 · 5:09 PM UTC

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Have you ever thought of rather than finding fault with so much, focusing on all that’s good?
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The good is what comes about once we’re honest with ourselves about what is bad. Sugar-coating or denying dangerous factors isn’t “positive;” it’s childish.
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At the end of all this these businesses will make more money than they ever did. Nobody in big business will lose any money
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Marianne is smoking something.
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Wake up-and stay awake to the reckless, irresponsibility that led us to this moment....
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Opioid prescriptions and deaths did go up for years, but deaths skyrocketed when prescriptions were withheld and people turned to street drugs. I seem to be alone in thinking this is the part that’s criminal.
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This makes me sick ... I feel like I'm living in a Third World Country ... where there's no law and the political bosses do whatever they please ... In January of 2021 there will hopefully be thousands of criminal indictments ...
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It's horrible.
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How can there be any justice when the Executive branch can shut down the judicial? Where are the checks and balances? Time to get rid of Trump and fix our government. New Plan!
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This crisis, and the insider trading in congress, are great examples of why shorting should be illegal. Probably, most of the derivatives, also.
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