>How does this stop one of the most common practices? It doesn't, as long as the US keeps operating on only the letter of the law. It's obvious you're trying t

>How does this stop one of the most common practices? It doesn't, as long as the US keeps operating on only the letter of the law. It's obvious you're trying to work around a law that might be incomplete. Everyone involves knows they're trying to play around, find a loophole. Everyone knows it _should_ be illegal, but isn't. As long as the US legal system does not punish for blatantly breaking the spirit of the law, you're going to get screwed.