I think it is possible and also very true. IMO, the reason this is treated different is two fold. One, it gives everyone a fall guy and is intended to be a dete

I think it is possible and also very true. IMO, the reason this is treated different is two fold. One, it gives everyone a fall guy and is intended to be a deterrent for any other individual to try to do the same thing in the future. Two, the large investment companies and companies that rated their vehicles have lots of culpable people but it was all systemic. Which of the 1000 people involved should go to jail? I know it would have caused major problems but we should have let them fail. We are in an even worse position now with companies that are even much too big to fail and they've been trained that the government will bail them out if mistakes are made.