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You cannot fix a loophole with better enforcement. By definition, the behaviors involved are allowed.
by azernik 10y ago
You cannot fix a loophole with better enforcement. By definition, the behaviors involved are allowed.
- Bartweiss 10y agoI'm not convinced about that. Some organizations do startlingly well with good enforcement and a rule against circumventing the rules. Yes, that's subjective and messy, but it can actually work quite nicely. Hell, it's basically what financial structuring laws are: a rule saying "no using loopholes if you find them". With that in place, it becomes surprisingly easy to address loopholes by punishing everyone who employs them.