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Re: Bitcoinmoon post# 64230

Tuesday, 03/12/2019 10:14:29 AM

Tuesday, March 12, 2019 10:14:29 AM

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If he knows courts inside and out - why would legal action not worry him much? Going off of historical legal action taken against private equities cancelling out common shareholders and screwing them out of rightful assets in the company - he should be very much worried. Never ends good in the north-eastern part of the United States for the greed officer of the company trying to walk away with everything.

As Carter told a wise man here "Everyone should use their heads". What motivation does he have to face a class action lawsuit which could cripple his bank account with punitive damages on top of potential jail time for quite literally robbing shareholders. A couple hundred million more dollars on top of your hundreds of millions which will likely retire him? I think not.

As i've said before one must always be weary and worried about negative outcomes when our money is involved. But some here are making pretty nasty assumptions about the man when he is considered an investor just like all of us (this is not directed at you by the way, feel the need to say that with all of the sensitivity on this board lately). He did not buy controlling interest and elect himself CEO... He does not have time nor desire to communicate with shareholders - so lets make that clear and remember that.

I'm going to go out on a limb and assume he is a good man and if he is not - then he is at least heavily worried that screwing everyone else over would potentially destroy him and his lifestyle. Why risk that for a couple more stacks of money on top of your rooms full of money already guaranteed and delivered. Everyone needs to understand that we are shareholders here because we bought out the diluted portion of the company that was converted debt. There is definitely a case for us as shareholders in court if we are maliciously handled. ESPECIALLY in Delaware corp. law.
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