Agreed… should be boring to be a banker.
If it isn't boring to be a banker, then it is LITERALLY the rest of us who pay.
We ALL PAY to have the legal system sort out the legal and financial issues and enforce judgments.
And this is a far cry from paying for a legal system that will (likely) help us when our physical (or even reasonably "real" financial property is unjustly taken)…
Have banksters demonstrably contributed to society? Or is it the opposite? (And is this a different question from asking whether at least some of the ultra-rich have contributed? Perhaps those who don't rely simply on financial shenanigans…?)