Crime & Punishment

Look. As I said before, I have logged in and chatted with the CODE folks. I find nothing wrong with them on a personal level. And I play Eve so little that their actions in game don't really have any effect on me there either. But at the end of the day... We all know that the whole "Make Hi-Sec great again" schtick is just RP. CODE is not out to make EVE better, not really.

They're there to have fun. Their fun in this instance is annoying people, and suicide ganking. It really, truly is that simple.

Buying a permit does not protect you from being ganked.
Being "compliant" does not protect you from being ganked.
Tanking your skiff does not protect you from being ganked.
Hiring bodyguards does not protect you from being ganked.

Nothing prevents a gank that the ganker has decided will happen.
Nothing.

Just like someone who wants to steal your car, break into your home, or kill you... If somebody wants to interact with you in this game in a violent fashion, then they will figure out a way to do it. You will lose your ship. You quite likely will lose your pod as well.
You cannot prevent this by word, deed, creed, allegiance, ISK/hour, territory conquered, DDOS, TiDi, Russians, WiS, monocle, or any in game mechanic.

All you can do is account for it. Plan for it. Adjust yourself emotionally and mentally for it. Have fun with it. Expect it. Laugh about it. Learn from it. Re-ship yourself and carry on.

Don't pay money to not be blown up to people known to smile at blowing up things. Dont jump into TeamSpeak with people known to record their attempts to spin you up and post it online. Dont be AFK.

And relax. It's a game.

Other than D-scan and watching Local (part of Code compliance, most of which is good advice whether you like them or not.)

OP capitalises most of their nouns, a common mistake.

In other words, "I agree".

Could have saved a lot of typing if you started (and ended) with that.

Not true at all. Having a permit and being code compliant makes a huge difference.
One thing missing from your list that may explain your problem:
Having a good attitude. CODE is a litmus test, a bad attitude is an automatic fail of the test.

You are incorrect in your beliefs on this. It has a very significant impact on enforcement action selections.
Compliance, a permit, and a good attitude will go a long way towards an enjoyable experience with CODE agents who do an often thankless job for the greater good in a very professional manner.

SEE below...

True enough, if CODE. don't gank you, someone else might.

Some forms of compliance give you an advantage over non compliant miners, they're more likely to die because the complaint miner is either absent by the time the gankers turn up, or in a ship that packs more tank than the other potential targets available.

It makes you a less desirable kill, killing a Skiff, or a Procurer, is often not a worthy investment of man hours when there's multiple Retrievers, Mackinaws, Hulks and Coveters to kill (why do people still use the latter two solo?).
Finding bodyguards to hire is the major pitfall of this approach, there's only one thing more boring than mining, and that's guarding miners. On the other hand, a ball of Skiffs and Procurers with drones out will make 99.999% of all gankers think twice and look elsewhere for their next target.

The trick is to make the ganker decide not to gank you.

I fixed that for you.

Historically cult leaders have always viewed their adherents with contempt and I see no reason why James315 should be any different.

So Bing Bangboom you gave James315 2 billion isk this month. He must be laughing his socks off.

Tbh I'm laughing my socks off too

ahhhh it's Dom 'deluded' Arkaral

I laugh at you most of all

if that makes you happy lmao

you seek to find some comfort in trying to insult people, that makes me sad for you
RP is too much for you to handle apparently