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The look on that hourly wage guard says it all.
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The problem remains the same. We can fine the banks all we wish, and they will likely pay, but until somebody goes to jail nothing will change. The banks simply consider the fines a “cost of doing business” and motor on, ignoring the problems when the offer of profits is dangled in front of them. The first time somebody goes to jail bankers will start to consider what might happen to them if they trade ethics and honesty for profits. The banks admit they were guilty of criminal wrongdoing, but apparently nobody was actually in charge of said events. Wrong!