> Money laundering could be the "think about the children" My hyper-liberatrianism is showing, but I've always been slightly irritated with money "laundering"

> Money laundering could be the "think about the children" My hyper-liberatrianism is showing, but I've always been slightly irritated with money "laundering" being a crime in the first place. It's pretty far removed from the actual harm: money laundering is illegal because drugs are illegal and drugs are illegal because when people do drugs they do things that actually cause harm (to others and themselves). Like... I get the cause-and-effect chain there, but there's no evidence that these laws help anyway and they definitely hurt.