> All laws cater to the exceptions because if a behavior was the cultural norm there wouldn’t be a law against it. I agree to a point (history is filled with c

> All laws cater to the exceptions because if a behavior was the cultural norm there wouldn’t be a law against it. I agree to a point (history is filled with cases of laws that were created precisely to curb perfectly "normal" behavior which was not favored by the elites) but anyway it does not follow that just because a law exists we need to implement ubiquitous policing. E.g, we put traffic lights in busy streets as a way to coordinate people and traffic, not as a way see to chase those who deviate from the "rules". > even adds, essentially, an addition licensure The idea of a certification would be as an alternative, not a substitute.