Well put. Software is largely built of contracts; so are laws and any other interfacing agreements (as cold as that sounds).

Agreed. It's also human nature to game systems for their own advantage. The same evolutionary triggers that had us develop tools to reap rewards from the physical environment... well, we develop mental/abstract tools to reap rewards from the "intellectual" environment. There will never be a well intentioned law with enough "lock tight" wording that won't be gamed by someone out there at some point. The same, there will never be security that won't be eventually overcome at some point.

Sure. That's fair.

But I don't think that proves the above comment incorrect.

its a feature not a bug

And just like with software, often they are considered "features" not bugs.