I wonder if the celebs were able to cut a deal where their kids would stay in college rather than be kicked out for fraud. I wouldn't doubt it.
Without realizing it they failed their children
I believe the rich should serve their time in jail performing manual labor. Taking their money away and not allowing them to work in their profession as you propose has too many loopholes. For rich families (like say the heirs of Sam Walton) the guilty could easily live off the kindness of relatives for 10 years and beyond.
you like the 'HARD LABOR" thing? Kinda funny for me. I hate those "HARD LABOR" movies in which inmates in the USA prisons are TORTURED. I don't like to see torture. An interesting factoid is that the term
HARD LABOR is used in the Navy when some silly sailor gets drunk and does not show up in the morning and gets 30 days in the "brig" "30 days at HARD LABOR"-----I got news-----the boys get to sit around and read comic books. The very worst would be locked in a cell------so that conversation with the other guys is limited to the other guys willing to come closer to the guy LOCKED in. It's not a pleasant vacation but it is not " THE CHAIN GANG"
So you're against hard labor but propose capital punishment! You're a genius.
did you pass 2nd grade? Where did I propose capital punishment? How does a grammar school drop out DEFINE "hard labor"?
You're not claiming a monopoly on putting your words in the mouths of others, are you? I have a college degree. Before getting that degree I had manual labor jobs. It seems you have no clue of what the term means.
on a chain gang? "HARD LABOR" ----more information than you want. Hard labor is the term
actually used in Navy proceedings. NOT manual
labor. Sometimes, persons EAGER TO GET OUT OF IT complained to little ole' me. "I AM TOO SICK TO DO HARD LABOR" It was my job to CLEAR people for the "BRIG"
I went there and inspected and that is how I
found out what is really going on. OK genius?
Did you do ENGLISH COMP. in college?
Reading is more than "dick jane and sally" --
It is important to understand what you read
I worked my way thru school, too.