For what it's worth, I worked in the area of white-collar crime for ten years and they do get caught up with. Although in some cases, they do not pay as much as they probably should. However, the ones who are convicted do pay quite a lot. The bigger fish are exactly the ones who the focus is on. Too bad they can't all be brought to justice, but there is only so much in the way of money and resources to get them all. To use their alloted funds in the most effective way, the government prosecutors go after the biggest offenders in the hope that the publicity and all will deter the smaller ones.
Kakki > if they could only do the same for white color fraud > > which cheats in far bigger amounts than the poor but > > it is SO much easier to go after the poor as they can't afford lawyers, > > etc...btw, the majority of the people who are on welfare are CHILDREN... > > Oh well, when you're rich, it's not cheating, is it? > It's doing business. (Bastards.)
