Wells Fargo to pay $3.7B for mistreating customers
I feel so much cognitive dissonance realizing that there are hard working people literally losing their home and shelter <i>wrongly</i> while I might be sitting across from them at any time, expecting them to behave within normal social boundaries.<p>Imagine a family with a new born, working 50+ hours at a physically demanding job, making $80k&#x2F;yr combined, and then losing their home for no reason... and then being expected to do everything else right while dealing quietly.<p>Incidents like this make it easier for me to understand &quot;protest voting&quot; against the system politically. Not sure of constructive ways to prevent this more broadly.