> I have to access the site with the intent to commit fraud. And my access to your site has to further that fraud.

Did you read the post? That's not the case, which is exactly the problem. If you access a web site that is publicly available, not behind any login system, but happen to embarrass a large company by doing so (like they mistakenly made it public) then you go to jail. That's why it's so unbelievably stupid and has to be fixed, hence his post.