It's kind of interesting how every single time that some kind of fraud damages the system, not only is there no effort to fix or revert back to an undamaged ver

It's kind of interesting how every single time that some kind of fraud damages the system, not only is there no effort to fix or revert back to an undamaged version, but the damage is simply allowed to grow and fester as copy-cat fraudster corporate types latch onto the barrier that was breached. It's literally every single time. Internet "bubble", housing "bubble", "Affordable Care Act" fraud, and the mountain of other frauds committed before and since; including all the various "recovery act" type of Government fraud where the same class of people who commit the fraud and cause the damage, are then the primary beneficiaries being rewarded with billions, approaching trillions now. And that's without even touching on the murderous fraud of the type like the deliberate fraud of the Iraq war. Just look at the common complaints today regarding work-life, wages, and even supposed staff shortages (the claims of which themselves are fraudulent); they all are directly linked to things like this guy knocking yet another section of the wall out through Sunday workdays that was then never reverted/rolled-back even after the fraud was revealed. Is Chick-fil-A really just a fluke in how efficient and happy it's employees are in spite of the fact that they shut down on Sundays? I sure don't ever think so.