In all fairness, I don’t think the OP “… bash(ed) the schools, bash(ed) the students, or bash(ed) Wall Street?”. Maybe the last, a bit, or she simply pointed out (and, btw, linked to a New York Times article that actually is what raised the issue) that there is a high intensity atmosphere there that takes its toll and it is a shame that it happens at all, when there is more to life, in her opinion. Let’s ease up a bit. It is hardly a radical opinion, and she is hardly the first to have it.
And while there is little question that quite a few people on Wall Street come from many schools other than HYPS types, there is also little question that those schools are disproportionately represented. No judgement in the least in that last statement, at least from me. But it is hard to argue otherwise.