> If proven, this should be harshly punishable under existing aiding and abetting laws. Convenient how the elements of the offenses in the "existing laws" are

> If proven, this should be harshly punishable under existing aiding and abetting laws. Convenient how the elements of the offenses in the "existing laws" are such that it's trivial for any non-idiot to structure things so their conduct can't be proven to meet them, eh? Sort of like Al Capone.