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I think the powers that be underestimate our thirst for justice. This is the closest thing to justice for the rich we've seen in - maybe our lives?
I don't want to live in a world of vigilante justice but this kind of thing is inevitable when the system fails us for as long as it has.
Is it preferable to status quo? It may even be morally justifiable. But the world I'd want to live in is one where people like this face justice through the same system you and I would.
the system changes the laws to make this behaviour legal. therefore no crime. no trial. no retribution. lots of profit for investors.