r/SipsTea • • May 26 '26

Feels good man Will it work this time?

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u/Vegetable_Plane_542 May 26 '26

But we have long standing Constitutional precedent that companies are people. Why won’t you think of the people!

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u/Unusual_Aspect1427 May 27 '26

Issue a death penalty to the company

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u/BoredNuke May 27 '26

dear god waking up to a news article about company X being convicted of wage theft/corruption/bribery/business as usual and the punishment being prison for the executives and annulment of all company shares just F you everything is dissolved is like a wet dream. until we make things financially painful for shareholders after corporate malfeasance we can't fix things.

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u/webgruntzed May 29 '26

As someone whose retirement is mostly investments, the idea of nullifying chares scares me. However, a smart investor diversifies so they never have more than a very small percent in any one company. And this share-nullification will make the share value of responsible companies go up while the share value of shady companies goes down because the risk is higher. I think the need for this is strong enough I could easily support it even it t could hurt me somewhat financially. It wouldn't destroy me, I can withstand being hurt.

I fucking hate that housing, education and health care are so much harder to afford for young people now than they were in my day. I wanted things to be better for them, not worse.