This feels a LOT like the housing bubble bailout (reward those who cashed out, and mostly let off those who bought in when prices were crazy); and really every

This feels a LOT like the housing bubble bailout (reward those who cashed out, and mostly let off those who bought in when prices were crazy); and really every other bailout and 'major settlement'. Where's the reward for those who managed to make 'sound' choices despite the playing field being crazy? Even DeVry gets to write down 'bad debt' (though they'd probably sell it off as junk to debt collection agencies).