Feedback: Dimon Just Doesn't Get It

Re: "Dimon Minces No Words on Fed's Action," Feb. 25] Mr. Dimon's position, and more importantly his attitude, is reason for his disqualification from handling major fiduciary responsibilities.

Mr. Dimon seems oblivious to the massive social cost and vast value destruction that the exercise of fraud and malfeasance by the financial services industry has brought upon his fellow citizens and the global economy.

With the array of damning facts now well known, Mr. Dimon's inexplicable resistance to a modicum of transparency and accountability should dictate that he not be allowed near other people's money.

I already took care of the issue as it relates to myself. A year before the crisis hit full force I removed my cash from Washington Mutual due its like-minded leaders irresponsible management and will not be investing anywhere near a Dimon-respresented product.