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It serves the same purpose as asking customers "are you a terrorist" -- it creates an easily prosecutable offence.
by cperciva 2y ago
It serves the same purpose as asking customers "are you a terrorist" -- it creates an easily prosecutable offence.
- stoperaticless 2y agoCould you expand on why is it easily prosecutable? I sense that it has something to do with lying in documents. But hypothetically: if I write “no”. Proof of lying requires proof of terrorism. (At which point you did all the job of proving terorism, despite the document)
- rjsw 2y agoIf you ask it online then I guess it counts as wire fraud which may be easier to prosecute.
- dooglius 2y agoIs terrorism not already an easily prosecutable offense?