So far the biggest "occupy" type protest has happened in Chicago:
Thousands in Chicago protest financial industry | Reuters
The ironic thing is, the dumbest real estate story I've heard is about a pair of retired Chicago schoolteachers who took on a couple of million dollars in mortgage debt to speculate on seven resort-area properties, which are now worth about a third of what they paid. And they are underwater on their house by a six-figure amount due to a refinance to make down payments on their speculative purchases.
So they are getting sued by four lenders with more to follow, and cannot see how they can even keep their home. Of course, they can walk away from all the debt they ran up, and be just fine with their swell tax-payer-provided pensions.
So did the bankers have the market for greed and stupidity cornered? Guess not.