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Most likely find some loophole that lets them keep more or less the same process but doesn't quite reach the legal criteria that require it to be paid.
by valicord 2y ago
Most likely find some loophole that lets them keep more or less the same process but doesn't quite reach the legal criteria that require it to be paid.
- Teever 2y agoI bet you could think of a few ways to craft the law to eliminate or mitigate this. Let's hear them.
- valicord 2y agoYeah, right, because real life is full of examples of laws with no loopholes...
- Teever 2y agoDon't let perfect be the enemy of good. Can you think of any laws that have loopholes but we're still better off for their existence?
- valicord 2y agoYou don't seriously expect me to argue your position for you, do you? If you want to convince someone that such a law would be beneficial, feel free to stop sealioning and start making actual arguments.
- Teever 2y agoCan you think of any instances where there are laws that have very little or no loopholes? What separates those laws from the kind of law we're talking about? How are they different? How are they the same?
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