More like:

- It should be illegal to defraud unsuspecting individuals by hiding information that would necessarily clarify the riskyness of the contracts they are engaging in.

- Businesses have way more information asymmetry advantage and we want to help limit this.

- Financial responsibilities of business and individuals is something that should be looked at by a third party because this can be financing bad things and/or be unfair to the individual due to the aforementioned information asymmetry.

- Various other reasonable points, while not perfect can certainly provide conscientious arguments for the them.

I think you just found four ways to describe money laundering and sanctions violations.

Which admittedly is a market crypto has been trying and succeeding for quite a while to own.

Point one just sounds like your opinion that securities regulations should not exist. Seems like a little stump-box-y to post in a thread about high-profile, blatant securities law criminality lol.

You really haven't thought this through now have you. I think the old engineering adage applies: "Don't remove something until you understand exactly what it does and why it does it"