Submitted by VoE_Monkey_Overlord t3_115jq5t in nottheonion
electricdwarf t1_j952tvl wrote
Reply to comment by Psychomadeye in Child labor in the United States costs $15,138 per child. by VoE_Monkey_Overlord
That's actually an interesting idea. In life fines are definitely not enough to prevent normal citizens from doing crimes. Jail time and prison sure is. Maybe a system modeled after Nordic prisons would be good. Instead of fines, perhaps a government agency could be formed that "jails" a corporation. Comes in and rehabilitates the corp. Making sure it follows all applicable laws, not scamming it's employees, and auditing everything. But not from like an outside in approach. But from a "were the CEO type approach". If that's too light then maybe am American approach to jail. They are seized and held for a certain amount of time. Offices must close. Their accounts are frozen. No business can be done.
gregorydgraham t1_j95w557 wrote
You’ve described a regulatory agency
theLonelyBinary t1_j96a34j wrote
Not to my knowledge. Or at least not the way they do regulations here.
I think they're imagining something more hands on and intensive... more like how PDs sometimes get federal oversight through something like a consent decree. Except, I guess, without the company's consent...like jail is for individuals.
theLonelyBinary t1_j96a3ot wrote
Not to my knowledge. Or at least not the way they do regulations here.
I think they're imagining something more hands on and intensive... more like how PDs sometimes get federal oversight through something like a consent decree. Except, I guess, without the company's consent...like jail is for individuals.
Llenette1 t1_j96g0qa wrote
If corporations are "people" we should absolutely jail them.
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