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I’m skeptical you’ve ever worked in the private sector. I’ve talked about my experience in government in another comment, but as example of private sector corru
by empath75 8y ago
I’m skeptical you’ve ever worked in the private sector. I’ve talked about my experience in government in another comment, but as example of private sector corruption, I used to work at what’s known as a food brokerage which handles getting food stocked on grocery store shelves. Something you wouldn’t think on the face of it would be naturally corrupt, but bribery and kickbacks and cheating were rampant and merely winked at. People faked numbers, faked photos of displays, bribed managers and store employees, faked time sheets. It was far worse than anything I’ve seen in government.
- 4ntonius8lock 8y agoWow, I'm truly shocked at how many comments try to argue one point with something totally unrelated. My comment, which you are answering, says: Government employees, when caught in wrongdoing, are very leniently punished. I never talked about where there is more corruption. Whether government is good or bad. Or any of the other topics being braught up. Your example has literally zero to do with the point you are literally answering to. Can I ask what emotional feelings you had for this response? I mean, the way I see it, is if I post something that paints the government in a bad light, people talk about the need for government and how it isn't that bad. Literally, if people had any patriotic bone in them, criticizing specific issues withing the gov (like accountability) is important. Talking past the points in a sophist defense is... absurd.