Kylie Jenner may face fraud charges

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5 minutes ago, berlinforme said:

Come on, it's America & she's rich. She won't go to jail

Maybe, but we need her (or whoever on her team) to be accountable for this. That "self-made billionaire" was always pure bs.

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Celebrity Net Worth had already said she's not billionaire. I don't know why Forbes took so long to realize it.

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We love a scammer! 

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11 minutes ago, NFRockwell said:

Yes this is exactly what the department of justice needs to be putting the attention to 

Did you know that a huge governmental department can focus on more than one problem at a time? Not to mention, this isn’t even the DOJ. It’s the SEC. 

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21 minutes ago, NFRockwell said:

Yes this is exactly what the department of justice needs to be putting the attention to 

Companies artificially inflating their value is actually a serious issue that affects a lot of people.

If you’re a publicly traded company people have their retirement invested in you. When that house of cards comes tumbling down it’s not Kylie Jenner who will be suffering, it’s the little old ladies whose pensions have invested in what they were misled to believe was a good bet.

Also, the Securities and Exchange Commission exists to investigate this exact kind of thing, it’s not like they are taking resources away from prosecuting  murderer cops.

Educate yourself.

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7 minutes ago, Wixson said:

Well, it's a good thing miss Kim decided to become a lawyer, then! 

She won't pass the bar exam.

 

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24 minutes ago, Togekiss said:

Companies artificially inflating their value is actually a serious issue that affects a lot of people.

If you’re a publicly traded company people have their retirement invested in you. When that house of cards comes tumbling down it’s not Kylie Jenner who will be suffering, it’s the little old ladies whose pensions have invested in what they were misled to believe was a good bet.

Also, the Securities and Exchange Commission exists to investigate this exact kind of thing, it’s not like they are taking resources away from prosecuting  murderer cops.

Educate yourself.

it’s a good thing this is a pop music forum and I’m not really required or expected to know how all that works 

Thanks for the info though

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38 minutes ago, NFRockwell said:

Yes this is exactly what the department of justice needs to be putting the attention to 

Crime. Yes.