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ProllyInfamous ◴[] No.41888611[source]
Let me propose an alternate theory: fines and enforcement have become too small, so-as to become just a cost of doing business.

Many of these employees are so-incentivized by fiscal profit that they fail to see the immorality, just seeing opportunity. Maybe if our regulators weren't in bed with so many of the major funds...

"If you think there's a solution, you're part of the problem." —George Carlin (Conan O'brien interview)

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xbar ◴[] No.41888775[source]
Fines are trivial.
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1. nothercastle ◴[] No.41889421[source]
It Usally costs more to process the fine internally then the nominal value of the fine