isn't sbf still in jail/prison?

yes he is in prison, for some reason i thought he was released/pardoned. i stand corrected

oh boo hoo, somebody bought a pardon and is covering it up.
oh noes, Trump is corrupt bad man.
America voted for bad orange man.

I don’t give a fuck.

My boy Trump is helping America get back on his feet.
Little bullshit like this means nothing.
Even the Epstein files doesn’t mean anything relative to the greater good of America.

If possible, I’d vote for Trump 10 more times.
Anything is better than those pos socialists.
But I am slightly changing my position on propagandists and everyone that is trying to control the narrative of the greater good of America.
Yall deserve a bullet. Because you betray your own country. You sell out the people for pleasure or monetary gain or whatever in your interest. You are part of the problem. You are the enemy too.

This post was edited by Malignanttumor666 on Apr 1 2025 10:54am

Ultimately you have a president who is willing to use social media to pump his own shitcoin, the first lady willing to release a shitcoin after becoming the first lady again, a president that is gutting consumer protection and any conflicting voices in the SEC. This is a person who is going to scratch the back of friends and family no matter what ethical lines it crosses. In this case, donations make you exempt from fraud.

You just have TDS man

Take a break, relax

You ignore all other crime and hyperfocus on petty nothings from Trump

These are events that have happened in the past 3 months, I am simply pointing them out. If that upsets you, its likely because you know it's wrong.

Yeah, but um, like well, you just don't like trump that's uh why you're saying these things.

Is this the new norm though where legitimate criticism of leaders is not good? These are objectively not good things.

To add to this, we have increasingly more complex financial reporting with the rise of more complex financial instruments, making it harder and harder for readers to determine the financial position of companies, and for auditors to determine if things are fairly presented. Further opening the door or giving a nod to securities fraud from the top guy in the country isn't ideal for retail and non-retail investors alike.

This post was edited by SBD on Apr 1 2025 11:11am

Whataboutism is not a good defense for obvious corruption happening. It's ironic that the democrat FTX donations are always brought up, but they never mention that republicans got $12 million+ in ghost donations from FTX execs

Wouldn't even say they did the same thing. Milton blatantly lied and it was very provable securities fraud. SBF's "ponzi" scheme was is more complicated and wasnt a backed security since it involved crypto which was highly unregulated and basically ignored by the government until recently. Not sure what you consider "scott free" because he's still in jail AND he still has to pay back $11 billion.

He was a friend of the family
Donny only takes care of his own

Did I say that?

Well you're either for it or you think a measly 4 years was excessive based on your post. Which is it?