

Yep.
When fines are nothing but a fraction of a fraction of the money made, then it ceases to be a fine, and just becomes an evil tax.
Which is why businesses should face fines based on their income, starting at 50% of yearly earnings, and going up to at least 300% of their yearly earnings.
Bad behavior won’t change until you threaten their profits.



the list of “if they actually cared about kids, they would have/should have done X” is so long you could probably print it out at an 8 point font and it’d still reach from coast to coast across the width of america.