> No, it is like putting regulations on fossil fuels and giving them legitimacy. We put regulation on fossil fuels as a practical matter of recognizing the rea

> No, it is like putting regulations on fossil fuels and giving them legitimacy. We put regulation on fossil fuels as a practical matter of recognizing the reality in which we operate, and the harms that will come to real people if we outlawed it without a viable solution to the rest of the problems that would create. > Some industries should stay in the dark unprotected always looking over their shoulder for when they might get caught. This sounds nice, but the practical implications are that already disadvantaged people are further abused and taken advantage of. No one should want that type of system.