Corporations are in collusion with governments to make sure no one important ever actually goes to jail., The louder a company talks about accountability , the less it actually has., Appointing relatives to executive positions in corporations should be considered a violation of the law., Financial penalties are just the cost of doing business for corporations., If you need whistleblowers to uncover crimes, it means regulators aren't doing their jobs., Price fixing not only affects regular consumers but also kills innovation., Most of the time,antitrust laws don't break monopolies; they just teach companies to hide them better. , A violation of human rights in one country is just "cheap labour" in another., Companies claim to support whistleblowers , but they do so only after they've been fired., The biggest proof that antitrust laws don't work is that Google and Amazon still exist., "With great power comes great responsibility" is absolutely wrong. The people with the most power have no accountability, The threat of a prison sentence means nothing when you can afford the best lawyers., Most of the time, insolvency often punishes workers more than it punishes executives., It's only when public outrage becomes impossible to ignore that prosecutors finally get tough on corporations..

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