> Is it not the prospect of large gains should their exploitation succeed?
Well that's the key, isn't it? They're let to succeed. Because there's no civic society here. Just factions and groups. That's not necessarily the case elsewhere/anywhere.
If a few top politicians end up in jail after all this, the next ones will think twice before trying exploitation.
You lost me at the abolition of money. Me likes my money! (If I had it). And then, kill the old master and you'll get a new one.
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Date: 24/4/12 05:47 (UTC)Well that's the key, isn't it? They're let to succeed. Because there's no civic society here. Just factions and groups. That's not necessarily the case elsewhere/anywhere.
If a few top politicians end up in jail after all this, the next ones will think twice before trying exploitation.
You lost me at the abolition of money. Me likes my money! (If I had it).
And then, kill the old master and you'll get a new one.