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Once you're fining a company $25B for violating laws, you really do need to be identifying he people responsible and either A) Sending them to prison, or preferably B) Removing *entirely* their ability to manage businesses or hold stocks

Katie Drummond@katie-drummond.bsky.social

“Added up, that’s a lot of billions. And yet: It’s still just the cost of doing business for Meta.”

I genuinely believe there needs to be a legal structure for us, as a society, to say, "you ran this company so bad and did so much harm to us, that you will never be allowed anywhere near influence over another company again"

Like, you can still have a job, and a pension account, maybe even let you invest in funds or some other indirect investments. But you're not having a executive or management position, nor trade stocks again, and all your prior stocks are held by a government trust now

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