I was just being humorous. I understand your point, but on the other side there is so many of those "little guys" that really can and do add up to more damage than the bigger guys with just plain quantity. All those company's and insiders are really giving nothing to the general economic environment. They are just taking period and many times if the penny guy doesn't go to jail, they just continue and skip around and easily it gets to the "millions" mark with just one "little guy". That part of the equation can't be ignored.
I grant you, there is validity to your point, and it's always been that way and it's a hard one to deal with. You have "to big to fail" concept, government and corporations joined at the hip, and just lack of reluctance or resources for any authority to go after some of big fraud getting in the way. But maybe it's just me, but I do see a little bit more going after some of the big money, but definitely not enough. The "status quo" needs to be challenged a lot more.