Exactly. When the fines are this low it is factored as just a cost of doing business. They can go against a whole bunch of laws, crush the competition doing th

Exactly. When the fines are this low it is factored as just a cost of doing business. They can go against a whole bunch of laws, crush the competition doing the right this and then pay a fine that amounts to nothing as they hold onto their position. This happens a lot in customer facing medicine space. Make wild claims, make hundreds of millions of profit and then get fined a few million at the tail end of it all. Rinse, repeat.