This kind of reminds me of a statement I heard not too long ago: "It's easy to be a socialist in a capitalist society. It's impossible to be a capitalist in a socialist society."
As far as the banks go: I wish that the government would stop bailing out poor business models. It doesn't make people have faith in the economics of supply and demand, and that affects market returns, which then affects how retirement accounts perform. Poor business models are supposed to fail - that one part of how we get better business models, by learning lessons from the poor performers. And SVB was a poor business model.
