You seem pretty dead set on imagining that the only options are cartoon villainy or total innocence. I’m not sure how else I can frame the above points, given t

You seem pretty dead set on imagining that the only options are cartoon villainy or total innocence. I’m not sure how else I can frame the above points, given the continued selective quoting and misreading of the cited articles (notably, the Wells Fargo incident was not net-profitable for Wells Fargo, and was barely profitable at all even before all the government-imposed penalties). I guess we’ll have to agree to disagree about the strength of my principles.