> Businesses are ran according to the law, and get punished if they don't. Do you want to spend the rest of your afternoon reading about cases where businesses

> Businesses are ran according to the law, and get punished if they don't. Do you want to spend the rest of your afternoon reading about cases where businesses didn't get punished for not running according to the law? Even in the cases where they are punished, it's often well within the cost of doing business. > Sometimes that doesn't happen with the govt For example: right now. We have a buddy of the President deciding to lay off thousands of employees without any respect for the legal procedures for doing so.