> you have just implied that ultimately no one can be held accountable for these failures. Isn't that a bit of a problem? Yes, but not one to be solved by retr

> you have just implied that ultimately no one can be held accountable for these failures. Isn't that a bit of a problem? Yes, but not one to be solved by retroactively classing behaviour that wasn't a crime then as a crime now. The right solution is to criminalize the behaviour moving forward.