> It says we're willing

That's not at all what it says. No one is "willing" to have this. The fact that this outcome exists is not a demonstration of this fact.

What it demonstrates is that the administrative enforcement system is broken. It simply does not work when capital exceeds an uncertain threshold or when the utility to the intelligence agencies is deemed to be of national importance.

It also demonstrates that our legislative system is entirely captured. It could fix this with a pen stroke. The people would loudly and eagerly support this. Yet no one has put pen to paper? Something deeper is clearly wrong here.

Blaming the public for being victims of this regime is insane.