You can always spot an emotionally-driven law (as opposed to one driven by logic) by the fact that it requires carve-outs for 75 different edge cases to be pass

You can always spot an emotionally-driven law (as opposed to one driven by logic) by the fact that it requires carve-outs for 75 different edge cases to be passable. Critics will call this the work of “special interests,” but this means the law itself was actually passed to please a special interest group. If we can agree that’s it’s a dumb law under that many different scenarios — then it’s not a good piece of legislation.