Funny and sad. The best and brightest of America sharpened their pencils, and with the help of corporate America, put making a profit above every other value.
The truly shocking information is that so many people in the financial market knew the “formulas” they were using were inherently dishonest, but chose to look the other way.
Will Wall Street and the big Banks learn their lesson? Probably not. Psychopaths always find a way to blame the victim, and go on to their next big con.
Financial systems that put an emphasis on “Transparency” and “Accountability” are one way to make stealing less attractive to this type of personality.
1 comment
Comments feed for this article
July 22, 2011 at 9:30 am
MissSunshine
Funny and sad. The best and brightest of America sharpened their pencils, and with the help of corporate America, put making a profit above every other value.
The truly shocking information is that so many people in the financial market knew the “formulas” they were using were inherently dishonest, but chose to look the other way.
Will Wall Street and the big Banks learn their lesson? Probably not. Psychopaths always find a way to blame the victim, and go on to their next big con.
Financial systems that put an emphasis on “Transparency” and “Accountability” are one way to make stealing less attractive to this type of personality.