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What possible difference would it make. The debate (or this aspect of it) was about the realistic possibility of being "found out", not the historical relationship between law and morality. Furthermore, your whole question is irrelevant since the criminal charges in my real-life example related to tax evasion (which is financially motivated, not morally).

Stay with the tour.



So you don't think the illegality of prostitution in the United States, a de facto result of the link between morality and law, increases the chance of being "found out"? I do. Are you saying that all busts are related to tax evasion because of your real-life example?

It's actually not tax evasion they're nailing the agencies with these days; it's money laundering.