270: Corona, Corruption And Conspiracy - 11: Big Conspiracy, Bigger Response

That what could happen to those business accomplices if their shareholders sue them for their closing or lowering their businesses without a reason like this, especially department stores. What could be better than suing for your benefit while doing good to the nation by teaching corruption a good lesson? If they want to argue back that they were following executive orders, they should be asked about why then they did not challenge those orders at the courts. But shareholders need to be very careful about what lawyers they select for class actions and even then they may need to very carefully question the actions of those lawyers and research carefully if they are really in their best interest. Then the cases should be followed all the way to the supreme court if needed.
Although anyone can get in a similar position by buying shares of those companies, I still do not feel good toward not using the authority I have here as a shareholder, against this corruption, after all the criticism I did to those in the government who do not stand to corruption despite how this country desperately need that. So although I do not wish to add more things to this kind of my to do list, especially with the special impediment I get from this corruption guy, I think that I am going to file at least one derivative lawsuit against  one nationwide department store. It may not contain much more than telling the court hey look no reasonable person can see this widespread closing to make sense.