Here's the thing though. I think most people here are mad that Ferrari blatantly did this knowing it is an offense, and did it in a really blatant way which was obvious to anyone watching. That act brings disrepute to the sport, and makes it harder to take the FIA seriously as long as they let their own rules go unpunished.
But having said that, Ferrari's offense does not impact anyone else in this case. It's a really odd case where both their cars were in the lead, and they were controlling the race. The points are theirs for the taking, and they would have the same constructor's points regardless of what happened. What they did was simply redistribute their drivers' points the way they wanted, instead of letting the two drivers race it out themselves.
If the FIA does not punish this act, then they should remove the rule that sales team orders aren't allowed. I think in general the joke here is that the FIA has once again proven that they like to make shitty rules which no one cares for, but won't bother enforcing them. Or maybe Ferrari really runs the FIA. One way or another, the FIA are a joke, and Ferrari are taking advantage of that. It makes the race feel like a sham as a result which is really too bad.
