Do You Agree that "Once a Banker, Always a Banker?"

Many of you may be familiar with the horrifying story in London about a jogger who, out of nowhere, pushed an innocent woman down and into the path of an oncoming bus. Fortunately, the bus driver had the keen sense to swerve at the last second, saving the woman's life.

The disgusting scumbag that committed this heinous crime is a banker, at least if the police truly have their guy. Although I don't want to judge someone before they have had a chance to be heard in a court of law, it wouldn't be the most surprising thing in the world.

Elitist bankers, by nature, believe they are above everyone else, and thus, commit terrible crimes with impunity. Look at the absolute lack of remorse during the 2008 global financial crisis, when virtually the entire planet could have fiscally imploded.

I'm absolutely sure many of you would agree with my sentiment towards elitist bankers.

So I want to ask you a simple question, and please respond "Yes" or "No" ...

Do you agree with the statement, "once a banker, always a banker?"

By banker, I'm referring to the elitist banking aristocracy -- J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers when they were around.