| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - bought too many, but trying to ban them for that reason is like claiming there should be no pasta because some kids get eat too much and get fat.you are arguing that banks need to manage risk better, and i agree, but a big part of their problem was driven by bad mark to market rules. few were actually insolvent, they were just caught in a liquidity mismatch.that is precisely the sort of situation
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