You said — “No one will enforce your ‘law’ either, if the government has become this corrupt.”
Well, it’s all in the “methodology” of how you enforce something. It’s like a prosecutor who finds that he cannot win as many cases based on a particular law and its language. He goes to the legislature and says that they have to “beef up the law” so he can win his cases. So, they do, and now with the new law, he wins his cases with the crooks.
It’s the same thing here. People found out that there is a “loophole” in the law. It’s not the problem of “not enforcing the law” — it’s the fact that the law was not “beefed up” as it should have been to “enforce” what was wanted.
So, you go to the legislature and ask to “beef it up”. They do — and now you have the *mechanism* to enforce it.
I don’t know why people can’t see this simple and real life methodology. It happens all the time, in various states around the country, with prosecutors and laws and “beefing it up”...