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In reply to the discussion: Warren calls for Dimon to step down as New York Fed bank director [View all]Cal33
(7,018 posts)33. Oh, Wall Streeters get it all right, in terms of knowing they shouldn't be doing such things. But
feelingwise, they just don't feel they've done anything wrong. And they
will never feel that they have done anything wrong, as long as the result
has been rewarding for themselves. And they would do it again, especially
if they feel they could get away with it. It's good for them, so it's right.
That's one definition of a sociopath.
The only thing that might prevent them from repeating doing something
wrong (our definition of wrong) is the fear of punishment. Nothing else
comes even close to touching them. Prisons are full of sociopaths -- the
dumber ones. The smarter ones usually avoid getting caught.
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Oh no, they need to pay him a retention bonus. So tough to find good executives these days.
bluesbassman
May 2012
#4
Oh, Wall Streeters get it all right, in terms of knowing they shouldn't be doing such things. But
Cal33
May 2012
#33
I would have more respect for her if she called out the real problem...lax regulation in the UK.
dkf
May 2012
#6
Speaking of "root causes" seems Dimon is so busy opposing regulations here and pushing
suffragette
May 2012
#28
Yup, agree with Warren 100%. Just watch though, the excuse will be that only those who "understand"
riderinthestorm
May 2012
#11