Peoples' frustration has nothing to do with the actions of 'rogue employees'... to the contrary, it often seems that when a 'rogue' is trotted out as the culpri

Peoples' frustration has nothing to do with the actions of 'rogue employees'... to the contrary, it often seems that when a 'rogue' is trotted out as the culprit for malfeasance, many people with a brain to think come to conclusion that the 'rogue' is simply being scapegoated to paper over an systemic problem (viz LIBOR scandal, 2010 flash crash in US markets, etc.)