> They shouldn't have the option to behave unethically in the first place, and the determining factor should absolutely not be if they can find sufficient human

> They shouldn't have the option to behave unethically in the first place, and the determining factor should absolutely not be if they can find sufficient human resources willing to sacrifice their ethics to feed themselves. You'll always have the option to behave unethically. And more regulations make it easier -- you can use the fact that you're following regulations to justify your unethical behavior.