At some point in this dumpster fire, I’ve bumped against the realization that a de facto condition for continued employment at Wells Fargo was not only a willingness to ignore, but a documented history of committing criminal fraud.
On an institutional scale.
For half a decade (at least).
I know that RICO gets wrongly invoked by non-lawyers all the time, and I am definitely not a lawyer.
But if what Wells Fargo was doing does not qualify as “organized crime” then I don’t know what meaning those words have.
