Sure, especially with respect to some edge cases, and that may be an argument for not throwing people in prison that exploit certain loopholes. On the other ha

Sure, especially with respect to some edge cases, and that may be an argument for not throwing people in prison that exploit certain loopholes. On the other hand, there are certainly cases where a loophole is obviously not the intent of the legislators, and regardless of the legality of exploiting it, one could justly view exploiting it as immoral. For example, sticking with the analogy of computer bugs, a multiplayer videogame that has an obviously unintended glitch, which lets you cheat against your fellow players.