I'd generally agree that prison by itself shouldn't mean the end of a person's ability to make a life for themselves. As I said above, the problematic thing wi

I'd generally agree that prison by itself shouldn't mean the end of a person's ability to make a life for themselves. As I said above, the problematic thing with Milken is his crime and his "paradigm" kind of walk around-in-around. Not that corporate raiding always leads to particular things that are against the law but that it overall leads to a broad situation of the already strong leveraging their strength to extract more from the weak as well as "leveraging the future", so-to speak. This approach does lead to a fundamental arrogance, which in turn leads to crossing various lines to make money as well. "The Milken Way" is kind of a combination of all this.