> when they do it was because it was really worth it to them But this is totally unrelated to why the thing was banned in the first place. We don't ban things

> when they do it was because it was really worth it to them But this is totally unrelated to why the thing was banned in the first place. We don't ban things out of a moral concern that the perpetrators haven't fully considered their lives and decided what's really important to them, we ban things because we don't want them to happen. I also disagree that "I am willing to pay a lot of money" has any correlation with "this action is worth a lot to me". To make that relationship work, the fine would have to be set at "whatever you personally consider to be a lot of money".