The objective of law is not to emulate but rather constrain and govern society. It is not hard to argue that the subject matter of each and every law and code

The objective of law is not to emulate but rather constrain and govern society. It is not hard to argue that the subject matter of each and every law and code is based on immediate or at least likely, if not precedent, events rather than to naively assume that, that which is illegal should not happen and leave your car unlocked. Besides, my argument and criticism is not concerned with sanctioning of unfavorable behavior but rather holding accountable those who make promises and sales you products. > It’s not their area of responsibility and I would rather they did what they do well - make money. But why not? the car maker is not in the business of providing security guards, but I bet you wouldn't be happy if they made cars that were easy to pick, why would this not apply to other business? Most online business make a big deal of security in their sales, why not holding accountable for those promises?