A thought provoking analogy, but I don't think it's applicable because my house isn't performing an essential service for other people. A better analogy might

A thought provoking analogy, but I don't think it's applicable because my house isn't performing an essential service for other people. A better analogy might be a friend stopping to double check that my front door is locked before he walks away leaving his child in my care. If we use an analogy at all, it must account for the fact that millions of bad actors are constantly wandering by and checking the security of my proverbial house. Like, if my house was on an extremely busy street and a someone came to me and said "hey, the lock on your front door doesn't work", I would not have them arrested, nor would it be practical for me to arrest every passerby that checked the lock for whatever reason.