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I would not call it specifically corruption. Rather, an ideology that it's good to for everyone to generate return of investment everywhere. Of course, this ide
by fsloth 9y ago
I would not call it specifically corruption. Rather, an ideology that it's good to for everyone to generate return of investment everywhere. Of course, this ideology originates from capital holders, and it's quite astounding how widely public services have accepted it. Politicians in public offices, who wish to have lucrative roles in private industries are of course the linchpin of this belief system in the public sphere.
- sitkack 9y agoUK derived countries are quite open to the privatization of government and the extraction of profit from the commons. The whole lot of them are closet fascists. I see it being played out like this, Elsevier made ridiculous demands, bureaucrats in the UK said, "Yeah, totally makes sense! Good on You!"