jeffrapp 3 months ago

Easily? No. Within the bounds of the US Constitution, yes.

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coldpie 3 months ago

No. Zuck is very securely within the class of citizens that is immune to prosecution within the US.

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  • JumpCrisscross 3 months ago

    I’m sure he’s bending at the knee right now because he feels very secure and just had a change of heart about everything precisely one month after the election.

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    • coldpie 3 months ago

      Is he bending the knee, or dropping the mask? The billionaire+ class rightly sees this as their big opportunity to seize power for the next several generations, removing worker and consumer protections and enshrining themselves as essential parts of the government.

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  • kevinmchugh 3 months ago

    Why is this true of Zuck but was not true of SBF?

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    • coldpie 3 months ago

      He was just a dumb get-rich-quick kid, he didn't have any political power. Zuck has spent the past 2 decades gathering money and power.

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      • kevinmchugh 3 months ago

        How did SBF manage to be the #2 Democratic donor in 2022 without accruing any political power?

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kccoder 3 months ago

Gigabillionaires with immense influence don't get prosecuted.

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