I couldn't possibly agree more. That being said, considering just how corrupt the politicians are, it is difficult for me to be optimistic. I imagine Purdue will use it's political influence to diminish any consequences they face down to a point where it is basically just considered a "cost of doing business". Their opioid scheme has been so incredibly profitable that if they are forced to give some of the profits back in the form of a fine, no big deal for them, just a slap on the wrist. There will be no jail time for executives.