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UK riots: No10 slaps down Elon Musk for 'civil war is inevitable' post
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Eye watering fines for the company (say 25% of global turnover) and the ceo's of said companies should be held personally liable and receive eye watering fines (25% of net worth). Would help plug the hole in the budget the Tories left too.
25% of turnover would be painful… 25% of profit and we’d have to pay them!
It should always be net, never gross, because these companies never make any profit. They exist as advertisers and platform pushes of whatever backer they currently have. Although in Musk's case it exists mostly as an ego project now.
It should be revenue, not profit.