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I'd say they've got B.i and B.ii down pretty thoroughly and C wouldn't be difficult since the end result of the act occurred in the US. A is the problem. If Co

I'd say they've got B.i and B.ii down pretty thoroughly and C wouldn't be difficult since the end result of the act occurred in the US. A is the problem. If Congress expands that to economic crimes, then it's instant terrorist.

geon 14y ago
> A is the problem. If Congress expands that to economic crimes, then it's instant terrorist. On the other hand, so is lobbying.
- tomjen3 14y ago
  Not really, assuming that it doesn't (otherwise) break the law.
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