I love how a bunch of laws be like:

"This offense is punishable with up to thirty years of jail time inside a pit with a thousand snakes, or a fine of up to $125"

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the main discussion centered on the disparity in how fines are adjusted, particularly the lack of inflation adjustment, as highlighted by @v

@baseddesigner.eth noted that laws across various countries often lack direct accountability and are inconsistently enforced

@jrh3k5.eth contributed the idea that fines essentially make legal offenses purchasable for a price

@olystuart and @sigler addressed systemic issues, suggesting that the legal system favors the wealthy and punishes poverty

@meluhian.eth humorously observed that inflation adjustments are conveniently ignored except when it affects salaries