So let me get this straight—you’re calling Mr. Leon a crook because he acquired assets from people you are calling crooks? That logic is as weak as your understanding of business transactions. Buying distressed or legally entangled assets is common practice—especially when they’re undervalued. It doesn’t make the buyer a crook; it makes them an opportunist, which is often exactly what a good CEO is supposed to be.
Also, dragging up the prior owner's legal troubles doesn’t prove anything about Mr. Leon’s ethics or intentions. If anything, he’s cleaning up a mess someone else made. You want to critique business ethics? Start by understanding how acquisitions and corporate cleanups work—then come back with something stronger than innuendo and sarcasm.
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