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Ask his name, it's a common anti-corruption measure. This gives you two options - he'll give his name, great! go report him for corruption. - he refuses to gi
by noverloop 16y ago
Ask his name, it's a common anti-corruption measure.
This gives you two options
- he'll give his name, great! go report him for corruption.
- he refuses to give his name, great! tell his boss. (repeat until people get fired or your application gets approved)
- alecco 16y agoThat might not be a wise path in certain circumstances.
- awakeasleep 16y agoTrue, it depends on your goals. If your goal is to help Ugandans, it may be more beneficial to attack a corrupt official for a bit. For all the good we're capable of doing, this immigration official is apparently a wrench in the gears capable of preventing many people from doing their work. I almost see it like writing more code while you have an error preventing your program from executing.
- awakeasleep 16y agoTrue, it depends on your goals. If your goal is to help Ugandans, it may be more beneficial to attack a corrupt official for a bit. For all the good we're capable of doing, this immigration official is apparently a wrench in the gears capable of preventing many people from doing their work. I almost see it like writing more code while you have an error preventing your program from executing.
- alecco 16y agoCorrupt officials are usually experienced in this kind of confrontations.