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Those other cases don't generally involve the person incentivizing the other person to engage in illegal behavior and when it does they generally already face p
by SkyBelow 7y ago
Those other cases don't generally involve the person incentivizing the other person to engage in illegal behavior and when it does they generally already face penalties under law. While there are some problems with the purposed law, then needs to be penalties for creating the incentives.
- dahdum 7y agoIncentives basic as “not getting laid off” cause illegal behavior, so it seems nigh unworkable to me. In any event, it appears to be a rather fundamental change that should not be pursued lightly.