A little of both. I'm mad that this guy can't get the help he needs (but we spend trillions helping Haiti and saving polar bears! :evil: ), and I'm mad that he felt this was the only recourse available, because I feel strongly it was a very bad choice. He traumatized the teller (my mother in law works at a bank and we are friends with all the ladies she works with, and they were held at gun point last year. Some of them are still getting over it. To me this is not something to treat lightly.) and is now receiving care at the tax payer's expense with no repercussions for his actions.
He was forced into a situation where he had to make a choice, and he made a bad one. Another thing that makes me angry is that he admitted he will do it again.
I agree with you; things are getting worse and hard working people are getting screwed, but this guy didn't find a solution for his problem; he just shouldered it financially onto the rest of us.
