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That is a highly abstract theoretical view that is true of private corporations but does not reflect the real world of public traded corporations.

>The shareholders in almost all of these companies lost all of their money

How is that penalizing those responsible?

Isn't it a pretty big leap to go from penalizing those selling packaged fraudulent loans to the public (whom, to my knowledge were never prosecuted) to the shareholders losing money as protection against it happening again?