> You are basically financing a criminal group. In normal cases that's clearly illegal. Clearly, not the case. That might be an interesting way to naturally l

> You are basically financing a criminal group. In normal cases that's clearly illegal. Clearly, not the case. That might be an interesting way to naturally limit the size of corporations and their influence; if everyone who fills up their car at a gas station becomes a felon by being a customer. Yet it seems to scale too low for some purposes. Its the rare restaurant that has never had a minor (or major?) health code violation. Certainly we shouldn't shut down all restaurants? Maybe the strategy to implement "sons inherit the sins of their fathers" as government policy would be customers inherit one step down from the sins of their corporate retail operator. So a step down from a minor regulatory issue at a local restaurant would be nothing, but a step down from a major felony committing megacorporation would be a misdemeanor ticket violation.