It's a pet peeve of ours, too, when titles abuse "you". Headline writers use this trope because it grabs attention, which is their job; and it's our job to undo their grating gimmicks. In the present case, that's as simple as deleting the bogus "you".

Of course everyone knows it's illegal to rape or murder, but how many people know what "structuring" is? There are people sitting in federal prison for doing things normal people don't realize are crimes.

I think prison can serve to change someones environment to such levels that they are willing to change themselves. Maybe not 30 years of prison though.

I don't think it's unreasonable for society to expect people not to commit crimes and punish them when they do.

Or the personal responsibility not to continually push for the hardest sentences you can because it'll help your career?

Or the personal responsibility to recognize that what consenting adults put into their own bodies in privacy isn't something you should have a say in?

One of those?

I dunno...sure seems true to me.