Quote:As to making the stockholders pay (via the corporation), the stockholders did not know of the crime. Furthermore, the corporation may be able to cause its insurance company to pay part of the damage spreading the cost even further from those who caused and enabled the crime.
But if you get your way and the corporation pays $1 million per victim, what will the victims do with the money? People will -- almost -- want to be raped.
I think the emperor has no clothes. The rape though terrible in its own ay has nothing to do with the motive for the money. The victims wanted the $1 million long before the crime occurred. We all do. Every person would like a $1 million. But only when one is raped, suddenly one is "entitled" to the money.
Stockholders seldom know about the crimes. Ask the people who owned Enron stock.
As to your comment about wanting to be raped:
you either don't know who the victims were in the Church scandal or don't want to know,
you certainly appear not to have a clue about what is means to be sexually abused or you wouldn't attempt to connect it to any money award
or I think, I hope, you have just made a terrible mis-statement about what you are thinking.
Please take this opportunity to withdraw your comments.
Joe(How can a Church save us when they could not protect twelve year old altar boys from their own priests?)Nation