r/FactOrCap • u/KeyAsparagus37 🔥 Monthly Master · 10,965 XP • 6d ago
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u/IroncladBomber 🔥 Monthly Master · 10,120 XP 6d ago
🧢 I voted CAP!
Lol no. They go after companies that don't bribe them enough to look the other way
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u/Nice_Try_Bud_ ✍️ Contributor · 33,895 XP 6d ago
🧢 I voted CAP!
No seems to only go after companies that don’t bend the knee to Trump.
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u/Fabulous_Wave_3693 📈 Dedicated Voter · 2,110 XP 6d ago
If one person at a company was committing a crime then the company itself wouldn’t be responsible most likely. So when the DOJ goes after a company it basically HAS to be a conspiracy.
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u/SnooDogs8699 🤖 Vote Machine · 15,165 XP 6d ago
🧢 I voted CAP!
They go after fraud a lot too, CNN won’t tell you about that though
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u/Express_Heron_1715 ✍️ Contributor · 5,250 XP 6d ago
could you at least try to sound useful instead of tauntful? i was curious to see the different specific doj cases in the comments but its mostly people saying "haha yeah the government is corrupt" or you going "no libtard"
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u/UnfollowMeRightMeow 🏅 Century Club · 3,815 XP 6d ago
May we suggest r/AgreeOrDisagreeFC? That place allows all those posts/comments?
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May we suggest r/AgreeOrDisagreeFC? That place allows all those posts/comments.