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"It also, however took down thousands upon thousands of innocent individuals who never made any of the unwise decisions that killed their employer."
If a body can't or won't self-employ and therefore works for others, then a body should cling to the idea of 'employee beware' (or, 'cover your own ass', or, 'keep one eye open all the time').
To assume your employer is honest or wise or simply a good business person is foolish.
Seems to me: an employee should always expect to be screwed over by the boss.
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"we share our wisdom"
Wisdom unfortunately laced with insanity much of the time, so much so it's hard to distinguish one from the other.
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"you can't legislate for morality or against greed, if you could no one would try to find loopholes."
I think lookin' for loopholes is distinctly human and unavoidable as evidenced by every murder and rape and act of theft (all of which have been legislated against, largely because each is 'wrong' [immoral]).
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